The Kensington Sierra Madre

The Kensington Sierra Madre is a two-story senior living community that offers several options for older adults, whether folks want to live completely on their own in independent living, need a little help each day with assisted living, or require special memory care for dementia or Alzheimer's, and there's even a skilled nursing section for those needing more medical support. The building was designed with safety and comfort in mind, so the rooms and common spaces are all built for seniors to feel secure and relaxed, and there are floor plans and suites to fit different needs, including options for couples care. Residents get nutritious meals, and there are culinary reservations if someone prefers a different dining experience. There's reliable transportation for residents, so trips to local spots like the library, post office, church, or nearby restaurants such as Wistaria Restaurant and The Only Place In Town are easy, and the whole place is handicap accessible with Wi-Fi and high-speed internet. The staff aims to respond quickly and provide care that feels personal, and there's a focus on keeping up with activity programs, recreation, and community involvement so folks can stay active and connected, whether that's through fitness classes, The Kensington Club, seasonal events, or just taking part in the life enrichment programs. For memory care, the community uses Positive Approach to Care® methods and offers special programs and support for people with memory loss; they also help families with information, care planning, caregiver tips, and there's a newsletter and community resources to help people stay informed. There are also rehabilitation services, companion care, and couples care, so no one has to go through changes alone if their health needs shift over time, and folks can move between levels of care if necessary. The Kensington Sierra Madre has an executive director and director of community relations, and people can get in touch by phone, email, or text to learn more about becoming a resident, job openings, volunteering, or just to get their questions answered, and if someone wants a closer look, there's a virtual 360 tour online to walk through the community from anywhere. The whole place tries to provide a safe, caring, and comfortable home for seniors, with as much or as little support as each person needs.