Serenity Assisted Living cares about providing a safe and comfortable home where seniors feel supported, and they make sure the whole inside is smoke-free, both in private rooms and common areas, so no one has to worry about smoke or strong smells anywhere inside. With services for both Assisted Living and Memory Care, they support those who need help with Alzheimer's or other types of dementia, and the staff is trained for memory care, so families can be at ease about their loved ones' safety, especially since they have secure outdoor areas and alerts if someone exits. The home is set up for wheelchair access, with wide paths, showers you can get into with a chair, and staff help with moving or transferring when needed, plus there are emergency alert systems in place in case someone needs help right away.
Serenity Assisted Living feels homelike, with a small residential care home format that means usually 10 or fewer residents, which makes things more personal and quieter than a big building, and private or semi-private rooms have high ceilings and can be furnished, so each person has their own cozy space. They let people bring pets, which is good for folks who want the company of an animal, and there's a garden and walking paths outside, as well as indoor and outdoor common spaces for leisure or group activities. People get help with daily things like bathing, dressing, taking medicine, and housekeeping or laundry, and there are nurses and caregivers on-site who do health checks, manage medications, and can call a doctor if something comes up.
Meals come with the stay, and there's a nice dining room where everyone can eat together at set times, and the menus focus on nutrition. There's a calendar packed with on-site and off-site activities, including movies, exercise, spiritual programs, social events, and even an exercise room and access to a swimming pool or hot tub. Free transportation helps residents get to appointments and outings, and staff can arrange more rides as needed. Hospice services are also available, so even those needing more care near the end of life can stay in familiar surroundings. The move-in process comes with guidance, which can be a big help in settling in, and overall, it's a place designed to help seniors live safely and comfortably, in a community where people get to know each other and have support whenever needed.
