Solstice Senior Living at Lodi

Solstice Senior Living at Lodi is a three-story community managed by Provincial Senior Living, and there are 104 residences with choices like studios, one- and two-bedroom apartments, and private cottages. Most people living here choose independent living as the main option, which works well for active, healthy seniors, but there are also assisted living services with things like weekly housekeeping, scheduled transportation, emergency call systems, and in-home help with daily tasks if needed. The building has spaces like a lobby, game room, chapel, and dining room, plus cozy nooks and areas for activities, and each living unit comes with a kitchenette, private bathroom, climate control, emergency pendant system, and the bundled utilities, cable, and Wi-Fi that help keep life easy. Memory care is available for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, using design that helps reduce confusion and prevent wandering, and nursing and continuing care services can be arranged. Residents use on-site amenities like a beauty salon and barber, fitness center, laundry and housekeeping, library, and game lounges, and there are indoor and outdoor spaces for sitting together or walking the landscaped paths. Meals matter to people, and here chef-prepared, restaurant-style meals come three times a day in a dining room with a fireplace, with a refreshment bar offering grab-and-go choices. The community offers plenty of activities, some run under names like Vibrant Life and Path to Wellness, so people can choose from fitness classes, yoga, gardening, book and bridge clubs, arts and crafts, wine tastings, and movie nights, or take local outings, and this helps folks stay active and meet others. Pets are allowed, parking is available, and both male and female residents can live here, and there's help for daily needs or personal care if it's ever required. Staff keep the place clean and stay pleasant with residents and there's always 24-hour access to urgent care using telehealth services. People who move here often say they like being able to just focus on their interests and enjoy retirement while most of the little daily chores-laundry, cleaning, meals, and all those trivial things-are taken care of for them. The schedule stays full with things like painting lessons, entertainment, daily exercise, and other activities designed to keep the mind and body engaged, and personal care plans let people get the level of support and activity that fits them best.