The Palms of Longwood Assisted Living sits in a quiet neighborhood and provides both assisted living and Alzheimer's care in a gated community, and you'll find that residents can choose from private or companion suites, studio apartments, and single room units, all of which are spacious, come furnished if needed, and let folks bring along their personal things for comfort, with patio or balcony options in some units, plus safety devices and individual room controls for heating and air conditioning are standard, so the rooms stay comfortable and secure. The staff offers 24-hour support and follows individualized care plans for each resident, helping with bathing, dressing, grooming, and medication as needed, and if someone needs help getting around or reminders to take their medicine, the trained caregivers are always near, plus there's on-site physician and nursing oversight. The community has a separate, secure Memory Care area for people with memory problems like Alzheimer's or dementia, and those residents receive meals, housing, therapies, and supervision designed specifically to keep them safe from wandering or confusion.
Residents eat three nutritious meals every day in a dedicated restaurant-style dining room and can get snacks during the day, and the meals are planned and cooked by staff with experience feeding seniors, so nutrition is a focus. There are communal dining areas as well as spaces for socializing, relaxing, or exercising outdoors, and the planned social, recreational, and educational activities make it easier for residents to make friends and fill their days with meaningful things to do, which helps promote a sense of belonging. Amenities include high-speed internet, cable or satellite TV, housekeeping, laundry and linen services, a beauty salon, elevators, and outdoor areas where residents can spend time safely, and the hallways opening to each suite are all temperature-controlled and secure.
Transportation services, both medical and non-medical, are available when residents need to get to an appointment or want to run errands, and help with finding home health care, when needed, is provided. Families who worry about future needs can know The Palms supports residents through its continuum of care, so folks who might need increasing support or a change from independent to assisted living or memory care can do so without moving away. Pets are allowed in some cases, giving residents a chance to bring beloved companions. There are no hidden charges thanks to all-inclusive pricing, though an entry fee applies. Emergency call systems are in all suites for safety and peace of mind. Maintenance is handled by a full-time team, so residents don't have to worry about repairs or upkeep in their living space, and short-term respite care is also available for those needing a temporary stay. The Palms of Longwood Assisted Living is licensed by the state and aims to offer a community where seniors can age in place with dignity, support, and a simple, comfortable daily life.
