The Villas at Sunny Acres

The Villas at Sunny Acres sits on a large 64-acre campus with trees and nicely kept gardens, and the place has choices like independent living apartments and cottages, assisted living, skilled nursing, and a special memory care unit for folks with memory problems such as Alzheimer's or dementia, and there's a focus on keeping people safe and comfortable, so they set up secured areas and make sure that suites and rooms open onto spaces for eating, activities, or just relaxing, with easy access to an outdoor garden. The memory care here uses a person-centered, holistic way that tries to meet each resident's personal needs while keeping families at ease, and the staff watches out for everyone around the clock with a 24-hour call system, and nurses are always available. The community offers services like help with bathing, dressing, getting around, and taking medicine, and if someone needs a break, they have a respite program too. Meals are made by chefs and can be adjusted for allergies or special diets like for diabetes, and meals are served in a dining room where people can come together, and there are snacks available as well. Residents can join scheduled activities every day, arts and crafts, movie nights, outings, and even resident-run programs, and there's a library, a barber or hair salon, and walking paths, so there's always something to do. People who use wheelchairs can move around the facilities with ease, and the rooms are set up with furniture, phones, and an emergency alert system. There's also laundry and housekeeping, transportation both scheduled and general, and amenities like a garden, arts room, and plenty of chances to socialize. Some cottages and apartments also let you bring pets, and the community takes care of laundry, trash, and cleaning. The Villas at Sunny Acres doesn't accept Medicare for payment and isn't certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services but is regulated by the state, and they offer care in English and can handle non-ambulatory care and transfers. There are 36 licensed beds in assisted living and 35 units available, so it isn't too big, and people can pick from private rooms according to age restrictions. Healthcare services cover a lot, with help for diabetes, medications, personal care, incontinence, and therapy services are offered right on site whether for long-term or short-term rehab. With all the different levels of care from independent living through skilled nursing, residents can usually find what they need here as they get older or their needs change. Feedback about the place often mentions helpful staff and that the changeover into the community goes smoothly for new residents.