Community Integration Home

Community Integration Home gives seniors many options so they can stay in the same place even as their needs change, since there's independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care, and even continuing care all together, and the place has a setup where people who need skilled care after a hospital stay, illness, or surgery can get round-the-clock help from nurses and staff who understand how to help with wound care, rehabilitation, or just moving around. Memory care here includes a safe environment, constant supervision, and activities designed to help memory, so if a resident has Alzheimer's or dementia and tends to wander or gets confused, staff keep an eye on them and plan things to help them stay engaged. Community Integration Home offers smaller board and care houses in quiet neighborhoods, too, where a handful of residents live together and get daily help with things like bathing, dressing, meals, and taking medicine, and staff make sure everyone gets the personal care they need in a place that feels like home. You'll find housekeeping, linen changing, laundry, transportation to appointments, and help with moving in, so things stay comfortable and clean, and if someone needs a special diet because of allergies or diabetes, meals can be made to fit those needs. There are many social activities to pick from, like movie nights, daily events, and things going on in furnished common spaces, and the outside areas have walking paths and a garden for fresh air and exercise. For anyone who needs a short stay while their main caregiver takes a break, respite care is available, and the community also helps families figure out the details of payments and what options make the most sense for their loved ones. The rooms are set up to be both private and comfortable, with choices to match different budgets, and the whole place is wheelchair accessible and supports folks who can't get around on their own. Staff keep up with medication, transfers, and work with doctors to be sure care plans stay up to date, while always focusing on dignity, independence, and helping residents feel they belong.