Cornerstone at Milford Assisted Living & Compass Memory Support

Cornerstone at Milford Assisted Living & Compass Memory Support is a two-story senior living community for adults 55 and older, where residents can pick from spacious studio or one-bedroom apartments that come furnished, with full kitchens or kitchenettes, private or shared spaces, and safety features like emergency alert systems. The campus feels a bit like the countryside, with outdoor patios, bright gardens, a garden gazebo, an illuminated walkway, and plenty of spots for folks to sit and chat like in the piano lounge, café, or a cozy library. Inside you're going to find comfortable lounges with fireplaces, wide hallways, a big dining room with set tables and chandeliers, and smaller community spaces like a game room or arts and crafts center, plus a fitness area, beauty salon with a foot spa, and a quiet study. There's WiFi, cable, washers and dryers, and guest parking, so practical things are covered. Folks who like to socialize or stay busy can join in scheduled outings, fitness classes, music in the piano lounge, arts and crafts, or educational programs. Meals are served restaurant-style, with an emphasis on the Mediterranean diet and "brain-healthy" foods, and there are flexible dining options, special diets for things like low sodium or gluten-free needs, and even guest meals. Care services cover most daily needs, with staff helping with bathing, dressing, medication management, housekeeping, laundry, and maintenance, but this isn't a medical nursing facility. Seniors with memory loss, Alzheimer's, or dementia benefit from the Compass Memory Support Neighborhood®, which has small-group, sensory-based programming, spaces set up safely just for memory care, and staff with special training in dementia care. Care plans are individualized and can change as needs do, so residents get help with personal care, meal prep, medication, and more, whether for a short-term respite stay or long-term home. There's also the ConnectedLIFE program for people with early memory loss, and everything is run by a dedicated team focused on residents' safety and wellbeing. Transportation's available for errands or planned outings, and there's plenty of parking if someone still drives. The setting feels comfortable and home-like rather than fancy, making it a good fit for seniors who want extra support without losing their independence or feeling out of place.