Pinehurst Senior Community sits in the scenic mountains of the historic Silver Valley and offers support for independent living, assisted living, memory care, and respite care all in one place, so residents don't have to move as their needs change and can grow older in the same community. The place has two buildings, each with room for 13 residents, so everything stays on a comfortable and smaller scale, with staff available at all times-awake and ready to help, with nurses on call 24/7. There are private rooms and apartments, many with important features like wheelchair-accessible showers and apartments that open out to indoor and outdoor common spaces. Residents can keep cats and small dogs with them, which helps many folks feel at home.
The community has a full activity calendar, so there's always something to do, like group outings, bingo, arts and crafts, movie nights, exercise classes, live music, and even devotional services for those who want them. The gardens are open for walks and quiet time, and there are nicely tended communal areas to meet with friends, share a meal, or join in on daily activities. There's even transport, so you can get to doctor appointments or go on outings as needed. Fresh meals come out from the dining room three times a day, with snacks and favorite old standbys like meatloaf and homemade desserts always available. A community chef oversees the menu, making sure it's both healthy and comforting.
Housekeeping and laundry are taken care of by dedicated staff, so residents can focus on hobbies, making friends, and taking part in social and educational programs. Those who need help with daily tasks like bathing, getting dressed, or using the bathroom have support, and staff can manage medications, blood sugar checks, and even insulin injections, including sliding scale therapy. Special care is available for people with Alzheimer's disease or other kinds of dementia, with a separate memory care building that uses technology like bracelet alarms to help prevent wandering and keep residents safe. Staff are also trained to help with behaviors that sometimes come with memory loss, including exit-seeking or physical outbursts, providing care and understanding.
The leadership team checks on residents to gauge their well-being often, and training for staff happens regularly online, so everyone stays up to date. The environment tries to strike a balance between independence and support, letting people do what they can on their own while giving help in a way that keeps everyone's dignity in mind. Pinehurst Senior Community welcomes people from all backgrounds, offers benefits to its staff, and works to make a warm, friendly place for residents and workers alike. Residents get a chance to make new friends, stay active, and enjoy peaceful mountain surroundings, and there's always someone nearby if help's needed, whether that's with care, meals, or just a friendly visit.
