Ivy Trace

Ivy Trace is a community for seniors aged 55 and over that offers different care options like assisted living, independent living, memory care, respite care, nursing home care, and home care, so folks can get what fits their needs best, whether they're pretty independent or need more support day to day. The facility's got studio, one-bedroom, semi-private, and two-bedroom apartments with a basic, comfortable feel-not fancy, because sometimes that's just what people want as they get older. Staff stay awake and are around twenty-four hours a day to help with emergencies, and there's an emergency call system in place, so help's always near if anyone needs it. You'll find home-cooked meals served daily, with room service if you'd rather eat in, and meals are included-which helps keep life simple. For health needs, there's diabetic care for those who can check their own blood sugar and give their own insulin, plus incontinence care for folks who can manage it themselves, and hospice care is also available. Seniors who can live alone but like some help can rely on services like standby support for transferring from beds to wheelchairs, and for people who can't get around themselves, there's extra staff help available. Ivy Trace's small size helps staff give each resident more attention, and families have commented about the caring, friendly, and joyful atmosphere that feels welcoming. Every week there are activities-some to help people stay social, including outings for shopping and lunch, as well as planned activities on-site, devotional services off-site, and a range of indoor spaces where people can gather. Transportation is included at no extra charge, so getting to appointments or trips out isn't a worry. There's a beauty and barber shop on site, and amenities are focused on comfort and helping residents feel at home, with simple, accessible apartments and common areas to meet friends. The staff helps residents with daily routines, like dressing and bathing if needed, and looks after those with mental or physical conditions that need more round-the-clock attention, typical of nursing homes. Ivy Trace has services in English, and they accept VA Aid Assistance for veterans. Community fees and a fee for a second person come with moving in, and the programs adjust to different needs and choices, supporting both active and less active residents. Staff and the environment both encourage independence while still supporting those who need a little or a lot of help to get through the day, and overall, it's the kind of place designed to keep things easy, friendly, and comfortable for folks in their later years.