Fresh Water At Hudson

Fresh Water At Hudson sits in Hudson, Florida, and offers assisted living in a residential care home setting with 17 units, plus the ability to care for up to 18 adults. The place has one-bedroom apartments, with spacious closets, non-slip floors, and furnished rooms, and shared spaces like a library and dining hall, so folks have plenty of space but can still visit with neighbors. Staff stay on-site 24/7 and a licensed nurse is always on-call, helping with things like bathing, dressing, grooming, transfers, help with sitting or standing, and support for things like Parkinson's disease or incontinence, and there's care for memory problems, hospice needs, or just folks needing a little help here and there. Medication help's available, as well as a continence management program, dressing aid, mobility assistance, showering support, and special diet help for diabetes, hypertension, or pureed food. Meals are homemade, with three dishes daily, snacks all day, and options for those needing different diets, and there's help with eating and even arranging for special meal adjustments. Amenities include landscaped walking trails, a garden, exercise equipment, movie nights, scheduled wellness and fitness programs, arts and crafts classes, music and animal therapy, games, social events, and field trips to shopping or appointments. Residents can use computers, relax in the library, and enjoy all-day dining or just a quiet meal in the dining hall. Staff will handle laundry, dry cleaning, and housekeeping, and there's a barber, massage service, on-site and mobile hairdresser, and a concierge for personal needs. Emergency alert systems and move-in coordination services add peace of mind. Community activities include birthday parties, religious services, board games, and outings. Residents can belong to a 55+ senior community, with a focus on meeting each person's physical, mental, and emotional needs, offering therapy services, and help as little or as much as needed for daily life. Fresh Water At Hudson is licensed by the state of Florida (License #9047) and certified by the Department of Social Services, so people know the care follows state guidelines. The community uses simple English and offers tours for anyone interested in seeing what life there's like before moving in.