Edith's home care

Edith's home care is a residential assisted living facility, also called a board and care home, where people get support with daily needs like bathing, dressing, and taking medicines, and the staff stays on duty 24 hours a day for comfort and safety, which can be reassuring if you worry about being alone or needing quick help. Folks get meals cooked for them and eat together in the dining room, with laundry, housekeeping, and linen services keeping things tidy and easy, and there's move-in help if you need it to settle in a bit smoother. The building has features to make life safer and easier, like emergency alert call systems, assistive devices, and ramps, so moving around is a bit simpler, and there's always someone nearby for supervision. You'll find home care tailored to different needs, including independent seniors, people needing assisted living, or seniors with memory issues like Alzheimer's or other dementias; staff helps with medications, personal care, transfers, and watching out for those who have trouble walking. There are private and shared rooms, some with their bathrooms, all furnished and with access to a telephone, cable TV, and Wi-Fi so staying in touch isn't hard, and you can relax how you like in your room. The place lets people bring dogs and cats, which can make it feel more like home, and you'll be able to visit common areas like a library to read, a chapel for religious services, a gym and indoor pool with a hot tub for exercise and soothing aches, plus a beauty salon to help with grooming. There's a kitchenette, walking paths, gardens to get fresh air, and a community room for spending time with neighbors, playing games, watching a movie, or joining devotional activities and other programs for socializing. Transportation gets arranged for doctor visits or shopping, and there's parking if you have visitors or still drive, with a grocery and pharmacy nearby too. The staff plans regular activities, movie nights, and community events so folks don't feel isolated, and people can join in as much or as little as they like. Memory care programs are there for those needing extra help with dementia, with safety designs to stop wandering and reduce confusion, and respite care is available for short-term stays when caregivers need a break. Edith's home care covers all the basics: medical and personal care, daily supervision, medication management, easy meals, laundry and housekeeping, all inside a social and supportive community that aims to help seniors stay as independent, mobile, and comfortable as possible.