Lamson Road

Lamson Road sits out in a rural spot, in a single-family house built in 2002, with four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and about 1,580 square feet of living space, and there's a big basement under the main living area, which stays unfinished but comes in handy for storage and such, and outside there's a gazebo that makes a nice place for some fresh air and a paved driveway where folks can park. The building has vinyl siding and a wood frame, and the whole place is made to be easy for people using wheelchairs, since the doors and halls are wide, the entrance has a ramp, and showers roll right in, so getting around isn't much trouble, and heating runs off bottled gas and oil hot water for the baseboards, with a private sewer system too. Residents at Lamson Road can expect care help when needed, like getting in and out of bed, bathing, dressing, using the bathroom, moving around, and even assistance with grooming or unscheduled things that pop up, and this includes seniors with Alzheimer's, dementia, or Parkinson's. There are only four licensed beds all together, so it feels close-knit, and the staff stay on to watch over everybody and help with medication, health monitoring, and any extra daily needs, even working with folks' individual care plans and handling case management for those wanting independence but need help with living tasks. Meals come tailored to specific diets, covering special needs for folks with diabetes or high blood pressure, and there's a cafe with allergy-sensitive options and a private dining section, snacks are available, and there's all-day dining. Folks can spend time in places like the reading room, game rooms, or in the yard, and the community plans daily activities, art and music classes, fitness, wellness programs, and movie nights to keep people active, and sometimes there's music therapy, pet visits, and board games, with a focus on both entertainment and health. The building has a fire alarm system, emergency alerts, and offers 24-hour supervision to keep residents safe, plus the whole property, with its generous closet space, ADA-compliant bathrooms, and either shared or single living quarters, fits a lot of daily needs with things like linen, housekeeping, and laundry services. Residents can enjoy a snack shop, massage therapies, a steam room, greenhouse, and walking paths, and staff help schedule and arrange rides for errands, doctor visits, or faith-based activities. Lamson Road allows small pets, keeps community events going to help folks stay social, and provides move-in support to make things easier when new residents arrive, and through everything, the care staff aim to help people live well and safely even if they need some extra support.