Gardens of Somerset

Gardens of Somerset is an assisted living community that sits on 18 acres and offers several different kinds of places to live, including independent living cottages, independent and assisted living apartments, and memory care apartments, plus the buildings have some two-story features which give the place a bit of interesting architecture, and you'll find both 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom units. The community has safety features like sprinkler systems and handicap features, and every living space gets its own washer and dryer as well as cable TV. Upkeep is handled by maintenance staff, and residents don't have to worry about laundry or housekeeping. For meals, residents can eat in the dining rooms, and there's kitchen or kitchenette access if you want to cook yourself. You'll see both fitness centers and spaces for games or arts and crafts, and the fitness and recreation amenities include walking paths through well-kept gardens, which makes the place feel peaceful and gives people a reason to get outside and enjoy the property. The staff helps with personal care, including bathing, toileting, and getting residents from place to place, whether that's walking or using a wheelchair. Memory care is there for those who need the extra help, and nursing and medication management are on hand if someone needs it, along with wound care and podiatry services, so you're covered for most health needs, and occupational therapy is provided, too. Seniors who like keeping up with friends or learning new things can join in on social activities, fitness classes, arts and crafts, or take part in education programs, and there's a focus on gardening, cooking, exercise, and family events in the calendar of activities. The campus has WiFi, guest parking, and comfortable common areas so it's easy for families to visit or for residents to spend time with each other. Transportation services are available to help get residents where they need to go. The place accepts long-term care insurance, and pets are welcome, which gives residents some comfort and company. Gardens of Somerset is inspired by P. Allen Smith's Moss Mountain Farm, so there's a focus on a sensory-rich space and lots of gardening supplies and natural beauty, and the whole place tries to feel like a supportive, caring community where people have options, whether they want independent living, assisted help, or memory care. They take pride in compassionate care without forgetting about things that add to daily comfort, like good food, activities, and having a safe, home-like setting.