Adams Pointe Senior Living sits on one floor, which makes it easy for folks to get around, and the building welcomes pets, so people don't have to say goodbye to furry friends. The place has living options for different needs, like independent living for folks wanting an active adult life, assisted living for help with things like meals, medication, or getting dressed, and memory care supported by the Best Friends™ Approach for those living with Alzheimer's or other memory loss. Skilled nursing is available for residents who have higher medical needs or who're recovering after surgery or illness, plus hospice care, respite care, rehabilitation, therapy solutions, and even an adult day club for seniors who want daytime care. The community is managed locally with a director who oversees staff and makes sure community data gets managed well, and they've got a system to help families compare services before making a choice.
They say Hometown Hospitality™ is at the heart of how people get treated here, and staff aim to keep residents comfortable, respected, and cared for around the clock. Both private and semi-private studio and one-bedroom floor plans are available, designed with easy access and safety in mind, and the shared spaces look nice and feel homey for gathering or relaxing. There are delightful and healthy dining choices, and the kitchen team works to suit various diets and cravings, which is helpful for folks with medical needs. The grounds and building include features for ease and comfort, and the place feels safe for everyone.
Adams Pointe Senior Living tries to help people flourish in mind, body, and soul, offering engaging classes, activities, and occasional trips so people aren't bored and can make friends. The staff help with daily tasks, and they also offer therapy and care services for those who need extra help after hospital stays or during illness. Residents can get help understanding ways to pay for care, like using insurance, veterans benefits, or proceeds from selling a house. The community allows for different levels of care all on one campus, so if someone needs more help over time, they can usually stay right where they are, which many folks appreciate. The focus always stays on the well-being, safety, and comfort of the people who live there.
