Crescent Lane House

Crescent Lane House is a small assisted living community built in 2008, sitting on about 0.28 acres, and the building is a single-family home made with brick and steel, with a shake or composition roof and a sturdy slab foundation, which means you get a solid, well-built place with wheelchair accessible doors, a van-accessible garage, and features to help people get around more easily, including an attached one-car garage. The house has four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a fireplace in the family room, a kitchen with solid surface counters and a breakfast area, tile, carpet, and hardwood floors, and the master bedroom is on the main floor for easier access, with a double vanity and a separate shower in the bathroom, so everything's laid out for people who might want things a little simpler. Crescent Lane House supports up to four residents, which helps keep things quieter and a bit more personal, and offers several kinds of living arrangements, including assisted living, memory care, independent living, skilled nursing, and even respite care for people who just need a short stay. Residents get access to fully furnished apartments, daily housekeeping and laundry services, high-speed Wi-Fi, and telephone lines in each room, and there's a big dining room for scheduled meals or all-day dining if that's needed, including help for people with allergies or diabetes, because not everybody eats the same. Staff provide help with bathing, dressing, medication management, getting around, and there's 24-hour supervision with non-ambulatory care if someone's not able to walk or needs more help getting around, and they coordinate with healthcare providers to make sure medical needs are met and arrange transportation to appointments if folks need to get out. Outside, the home has a porch, deck, patio, and garden spaces for relaxing or walking, and residents can enjoy daily group activities for mental stimulation and socializing, like movie nights and scheduled fitness or craft classes. Trained staff focus on meeting each person's needs, and the facility has support services for those rebuilding their lives or going through tough times, with backing from Volunteers of America and nearly 16,000 dedicated employees nationwide, so there's a lot of knowledge and care offered for just a few residents in this homelike setting, and with easy cable and public water connections, things stay simple, without any HOA fees and a resale property condition, which means it's established but well-kept and ready for people needing a stable, safe place to live.