The Lodge of Howard Lake, managed by the Good Samaritan Society, serves as an assisted living community where folks find a range of care options and everyday comforts. The community's got smoke-free apartments you can decorate as you like, and they handle things like utilities, internet, cable TV, housekeeping, and maintenance, so you don't have to worry about the basics. You'll find central heat and air, plus meal programs, transportation for errands or appointments, and an emergency response system for safety. The Lodge's services cover independent living, assisted living, memory care, long-term care, skilled nursing, respite care, hospice, home care, continuing care, rehabilitation, and adult day services, which means people with different needs and changing health can find suitable support.
Staff help with medication, bathing, getting dressed, and moving around, and there's always someone on call. You'll find on-site barber and salon services, community events, and things like movie nights or walks in the garden, providing plenty of chances to socialize or unwind. For medical recovery or special needs, The Lodge supports recovery from illness, injury, orthopedic surgery, stroke, wounds, and things like feeding tube or IV therapy, and they help folks after heart trouble or who need dialysis, tracheostomy care, falls prevention, balance help, or bariatric care. Rehabilitation therapy comes both inpatient and outpatient, shaped to what each resident needs, and the environment aims for a homelike atmosphere that helps people feel at ease.
Residents and families can get more details and explore room types, videos, and various support options online, and The Lodge of Howard Lake holds a high score for patient satisfaction, being recognized for compassionate care. The community keeps up with technology and changes in senior living, always focusing on safety, security, and quality of life. While some details about amenities or features aren't public, people know The Lodge for helping residents live fulfilled, with less stress and plenty of help when needed.
