Magnolia Senior Living USA has 73 beds for assisted living and memory care and takes care of seniors needing help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, toileting, and medication assistance, with staff around all day and night, and places a focus on respect and dignity for each resident, which is good because that means everyone gets the support they need but doesn't feel like they've lost all their independence. The facility includes semi-private studios, private studios, and one-bedroom suites, like the one-bedroom deluxe that's 469 square feet with a bedroom, living room, one bathroom, and two closets looking out to the main courtyard, and an even larger 544 square foot suite with a bigger bedroom, living, and dining area, so people can pick from different layouts, including ADA compliant rooms, to fit their needs. They allow both cats and dogs so residents can bring a pet along for company, which tends to make a place feel more like home.
People get three meals a day with special diets available, like vegetarian, kosher, gluten-free, low sodium, or low sugar meals, and guests can come eat too, which helps family stay connected, and there's a beautician onsite for personal care. Residents can do indoor or outdoor activities, with things like exercise classes, gardening, painting, antique car shows, and outreach projects, while outdoor and indoor common areas give places to gather and spend time together. The staff plans both onsite and offsite activities, including devotional services, so everyone can find something meaningful to do or meet spiritual needs. There's transportation for residents, both for appointments and outings, plus resident parking.
For those living with dementia or Alzheimer's, Magnolia Senior Living USA has a secure memory care section with a wander alert system to keep people safe if they tend to wander or get confused, and the staff knows how to help with aggressive or exit-seeking behaviors. They've got nurses on staff, a doctor on call, and can assist with insulin, injections, or challenging behaviors, and they use a computerized alert system for extra safety. People get all the help they need with mobility, from standby transfers to two-person or mechanical lifts, so if someone's non-ambulatory, they still get support to move safely.
The community has programs and daily routines to keep minds active and spirits up, and gives hospice care for those who need end-of-life support. The property's secure, has high-speed internet, wheelchair accessible showers, covered porches, and pet-friendly policies, so folks can stay connected and comfortable. Magnolia Senior Living USA emphasizes working closely with its residents, offering as much independence as safely possible, and tries to keep life engaging and meaningful while making sure everyone's safety, comfort, and dignity come first. Home care services are available for seniors who want to stay in their own homes but need help from trained aides. The assisted living, independent living, and memory care services allow people to increase the level of help they get while staying in the same community, so they don't have to move if needs change, and the overall atmosphere tries to be supportive, comfortable, and above all welcoming for all kinds of seniors.
