Bethel Retirement Community, licensed by the State under license number 502700444, sits on seven acres of landscaped grounds with lots of green space and places to walk or relax, so residents get to look out over trees and gardens that are always well cared for. The three-story building has studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom suites, and the apartments have full kitchens, private spaces, free Wi-Fi, and cable TV, which helps residents feel at home and stay connected. Meals here come from a professional chef, with breakfast, lunch, and dinner served daily in a communal dining room, so everyone can sit together and enjoy healthy, tasty food, plus there are snacks, coffee, tea, and juice in the beverage parlor all day.
The community has independent living if someone wants to keep their own routines but not worry about cooking or maintenance, assisted living for people who need more help like medicine reminders, help with bathing, or other daily needs, and memory care for residents who have Alzheimer's or dementia, with personalized care plans and staff trained to help with the challenges those conditions bring. Nurses oversee care for assisted and memory care residents, making sure treatments and support match each person's needs, and there's always emergency staff and call systems in every apartment for safety, along with a video security system around the property.
Bethel Retirement Community also has amenities like a swimming pool, exercise equipment, weekly housekeeping, laundry, and maintenance for each unit, which means residents don't have to worry about chores or repairs. There are lots of common areas, such as activity rooms for group events, classes, table games, trivia, birthday and holiday celebrations, and even scheduled transportation for trips and appointments, so people can get out into the community when they want. Outings and a full calendar of activities, including speakers, spiritual services, and classes, encourage everyone to take part, make friends, and stay active in body and mind.
Medical services are available on site, along with equipment and supplies for those who need extra health support, and hospice, home care, and adult day care are options if someone's needs change over time. Management and staff have more than fifty years of combined experience in senior care and tend to treat residents and their families like part of an extended family, making the atmosphere warm and friendly, with lots of chances to socialize but also enough privacy when people want quiet. Bethel Retirement Community has served seniors for over thirty years, offering clear resources and pricing information for anyone interested in joining a community with high standards of care, life-enriching programs, and a comfortable, stable home.
