Trustwell Living at Terrebonne Place

Trustwell Living at Terrebonne Place sits in Houma, Louisiana, as a small senior living community where neighbors get to know each other and staff members become familiar faces, and folks can even bring their pets along since pets are welcome here. Smoking isn't allowed indoors anywhere, either in common areas or in private spaces, which keeps the air clean for everyone. Residents can choose between independent living, assisted living, memory care, and nursing home services, and the community includes continuing care retirement community features, so people can receive different kinds of care if their needs change over time. The staff includes a full-time registered nurse available around the clock, oversees clinical care, and helps folks with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, grooming, and monitoring ongoing health conditions, and residents can count on medication assistance and on-site therapy as well. Apartments come in studio and one-bedroom layouts, each one bright and updated with modern touches, private bathrooms, personal safety pendants, kitchenettes for when someone wants a quiet meal at home, climate controls, Wi-Fi, and during the day, staff handle housekeeping and laundry, and emergency call systems are always ready if needed. Meals are served in a restaurant-style dining room, and a dietician helps plan nutritious and tasty food with vegetarian choices included. Recreational rooms, a creative studio, salon, outdoor patio, and various community spaces are there for residents to meet up and chat, play games, or join an activity. Residents can take part in indoor and outdoor activities that fill the calendar, like walking club, exercise classes, bingo, card and board games, ice cream socials, gardening, live music, sing-alongs, and arts and crafts, and there are also devotional services, bible study, and outings to local events, with transportation provided for errands and doctor's visits at no extra charge. The community's memory care services help reduce confusion and prevent wandering for folks with dementia, and respite care is available for short-term stays. People can make their apartments feel like home with personal touches, and the staff works to help everyone do as much as they're able on their own while lending a hand when needed. The grounds and building are handicap accessible, visitors are welcome for scheduled tours, and the overall setting encourages social connections, hobbies, and relaxation, all in a place that feels safe and supportive.