American House Holland sits as a senior living community where folks find a wide mix of care types-independent living, assisted living, memory care, respite care, hospice, and even skilled nursing, all together in one place, and the place gives a choice of one- or two-bedroom villas, studios, and semi-private apartments that come with handy things like kitchenettes, full tubs, and wheelchair accessible showers, making life easier for different mobility needs, and the grounds are both pretty and practical, with walking paths, a koi pond, outdoor patios, sunrooms, and a fountain-view patio in each building to let people soak up fresh air in peaceful surroundings. The community supports aging in place, meaning folks can stay put even as they need more help, and has a full-time activity director who keeps days busy, leading gardening clubs, game nights, outings to parks or events, and organizing resident groups like book clubs, cooking clubs, and a musical group, while activities happen both on-site and offsite, adding trips, gardening, Wii Bowling, arts and crafts, fitness classes, and devotional services for spiritual support, with guest meals and special diet options in the restaurant-style or community dining rooms.
For those needing extra help, the staff provides medication management-including insulin shots and blood sugar checks-personal care, incontinence support, reminders for daily routines, and help with transfers using lifts if needed, with visiting nurses, physical, occupational, and speech therapists all coming in as needed, and housekeeping and linen services available to keep rooms clean, plus beautician and barber services right onsite for haircuts or spa days. The dedicated memory care area stands purpose-built, safe, and secured, using special bracelets and a computerized wandering alert system so that folks with Alzheimer's or dementia stay safe, and the staff has special training to handle behaviors like wandering, aggression, or exit-seeking, offering structured activities designed to help mental focus and comfort. Pets are welcome, including cats and dogs, which many residents like to have as company.
Residents can use scheduled and free transportation to get to local stores, events, appointments, or parks, and there's parking for visitors or those who still drive, plus the property sits near buslines for added convenience. There's always trained staff on-site day and night, nurses and doctor on call, and a CALD-certified director oversees care, making sure everything follows state licensing and safety rules, with ongoing training in assisted living medication management and regulatory resources. Families can get help with VA benefits and find plenty of printed or online resources about senior living plans or care needs.
American House Holland provides meals three times a day for assisted living and memory care, supports those 55 and up, and allows folks to bring some pets. The amenities encourage socializing and independence, like a gym, media room, computer areas, recreation rooms with TVs, and common areas for group gatherings, and the garden and outdoor spaces are tended nicely, giving folks room to walk or sit outdoors. The whole place aims to give both independence and support, letting people stay in one familiar spot as their health changes, and keeps a staff that's friendly, trained, and ready to help with daily needs, whether for short respite stays or long-term living.
