Blessed Care

Blessed Care is a small board and care home with space for six residents and a focus on professional care needs, offering private and shared rooms-each one comes with its own bathroom or shared bathroom, queen-sized beds, and simple but nice furnishings, with housekeeping and linen service to help keep things easy for folks who live there, and a kitchen where staff use organic food and ingredients to prepare meals, including vegetarian options. The place allows cats and dogs, and there's a big gated yard out back with a view so residents can spend time outdoors or enjoy fresh air in the spacious indoor common areas, living room, and dining room, all designed to feel homelike, with comfortable furniture and areas to sit and talk or join in on activities. Residents can get help with daily things like getting dressed, bathing, taking medicine, laundry, cooking, and cleaning, along with health care services such as diabetic care, incontinence support, high acuity care, and non-ambulatory care. The facility has services for people with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, like memory care and specially arranged areas to lessen confusion and stop wandering, while staff provides personal attention based on each person's needs and skills, always aiming to prevent problems, observe changes, and keep everyone comfortable. Folks can stay long-term or come for short respite stays, and whenever help is needed, there's 24-hour supervision, a round-the-clock call system, and staff keeps medicine in a central, safe spot. Blessed Care offers skilled nursing, assisted living, independent living, and board and care home support, with a licensed home set up for seniors to keep some independence but always have help nearby. Residents gather for birthdays, holidays, devotional time, and planned activities like board games, crafts, bingo, movies, and walks, and both on-site and off-site social events give everyone chances to stay engaged. They've got air-conditioning, cable, telephone, and internet, and transportation to appointments and other places is available, with security and monitoring for safety. Everyone gets respect for personal rights and religious choices, and support can change as needs do. Inspection records show they've had three visits-two inspections and no complaints-which is worth knowing for folks who ask about safety and care standards in a home that looks out for seniors' health and well-being.