The Country Village has served local seniors for over 35 years on more than two acres of well-kept grounds, offering a close-knit setting that feels more like a family home than a large hotel. Folks here can choose from private suites, shared rooms, and even a semi-private option, many with bay windows looking out on scenic views and some with fall detection safety technology. Each living space comes fully furnished, with kitchenettes or full kitchens, private bathrooms, air conditioning, phone, internet, and cable. There's plenty of community space, like a living room instead of a lobby, and pretty outdoor areas for fresh air. The campus includes the Country House, which supports those with mild memory loss, and The Commons, which is set up for folks in mid-to-late stage memory loss, while a secure day program supports those who still live at home. Residents get help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, and meals, along with medication management and incontinence care, and there's always staff around to help day and night, plus an emergency pendant system for extra safety.
Meals get cooked with organic or high-quality ingredients, and staff can handle special diets. There's a dining room, and folks can use washers, dryers, and get housekeeping, laundry, or dry cleaning done for them, so no one's got to worry about chores. Maintenance and repairs are part of the service, and transportation can be arranged for doctor visits or outings; parking's available for guests. Social activities range from arts and crafts to devotional programs, with organized games, offsite trips, and exercise in the fitness center, and there's counseling if anyone needs support. Country Village welcomes adults 55 and older, including those needing respite care, memory care, or longer-term skilled nursing, and the community recognizes pets in some areas, too. The facility supports independent living, assisted living, adult day care, and home care with trained aides for folks living offsite.
Staff get special training in dementia care, and care plans get tailored to each person's needs, always focusing on dignity, privacy, and comfort. The setting is comfortable and clean, with a safe, respectful atmosphere; regular awards for programs show they take resident engagement seriously. Safety features-like emergency response, sprinklers, and handicap accessibility-are in place, and there's a salon/barbershop for convenience. Services like diabetic management, non-ambulatory care, and memory care for Alzheimer's are all available, and there's a focus on letting people keep their independence as much as possible. Country Village isn't the biggest place, but the family-style atmosphere, smaller size, and loving staff make it feel welcoming for those who want to be treated with respect and have some choice in how they live each day.
