Providence Assisted Living is a small, family-owned senior community where the goal is to help residents feel comfortable, safe, and at home, and even though the building has newer features and all, what stands out is the strong sense of caring you find among everyone, because here, each person-staff, visitors, and residents-takes the role of a caregiver or a friend, supporting each other every day. Residents get help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, preparing meals, and cleaning, and the caring staff includes nurses with different levels of training, therapists, nutritionists, and recreation staff, so there's always someone around who knows how to help. Residents can continue to live with independence, but support is always close by, whether that's help managing medications, sorting mail, or paying bills, and this means everyone can enjoy a carefree lifestyle focused on joyful living and their own interests.
The facility is designed for comfort, so you'll find carpeted studio apartments with oversized walk-in closets, television and phone hookups, modern kitchenettes with a fridge and microwave, and views of the grounds and the larger community, which means there's plenty of privacy in your space but lots of places to gather with friends, whether that's in the indoor common areas, at family events, or during the many social and educational activities on the calendar. There are modern amenities like a WII gaming system and a computer room open to all residents, and meals are part of the service, so no one has to worry about cooking every day. Providence Assisted Living also offers a full range of therapy services whenever needed and access to outside specialists, including podiatrists, dentists, optometrists, and psychologists, which can be important as needs change over time.
For people facing memory challenges like Alzheimer's or dementia, the Reflections program is available and provides secure apartments and specialized care, including custom plans and cognitive engagement activities to help residents stay safe and active for as long as possible. The goal is to help each person age in place, with as much independence as they can manage, while relieving families of some of the burden of care. There's always a focus on building close relationships, so families feel included and supported, and everyone works together to make daily life fun, safe, and meaningful, whether that's joining an activity, attending devotional services, or just relaxing in a homelike setting that encourages both independence and togetherness.
