Providence Assisted Living

Providence Assisted Living sits at 1855 FS Hill Dr in Grenada, serving adults 55 and over in a place meant for both comfort and care, and folks will find rooms that can be either semi-private or studio-style, each climate-controlled with utilities included, plus private bathrooms, cable TV hookups, optional kitchenettes, and phones, making life feel a bit more like home. Residents get three home-cooked, restaurant-style meals each day served in a dining room that's decorated and pleasant enough, while weekly housekeeping and flat linen laundry (with three loads of laundry per week included) means people don't have to worry about those chores. The staff helps with personal needs like dressing, bathing, grooming, medication management, and laundry, and there's always a licensed nurse on hand 24/7. The caregivers run background checks and reference checks and get ethics training, aiming to treat everyone like family and focus on health, happiness, and personalized care. The grounds are secured, there's a 24-hour emergency call system and closed circuit TV monitoring for safety, and the property is handicap friendly too. People here can stay active with exercise programs, offsite activities, game nights, story time, and a resident musical group. The recreation room, TV lounges, and weekly chapel services help folks keep busy, and there are educational lecture programs for those wanting to learn something new. Pets are allowed under some conditions, though not all kinds, and there's a beauty parlor and barber shop on-site, with haircuts and shaves when needed. The place also offers in-house laundry, dry cleaning, mail service, scheduled transportation for errands, plus delivery of prescriptions from local pharmacies so residents don't have to worry about missing medicine runs. There are in-house skilled nurses, and religious services for people who want them. Providence Assisted Living lets families keep up with resident life through dedicated communication services, and they do their best to let people be as independent as possible, only giving physical help when needed, keeping the burden of home and yard work off the residents' shoulders. The community holds a state license, is family-owned and boutique in style, and welcomes all sorts of people, with amenities and social activities designed to help folks stay social, active, and comfortable in their later years.