Sherbrooke Village Living Center offers a range of living choices, so you'll find assisted living, memory care, respite care, skilled nursing, and long-term care all in one place, and folks can move between levels of care as their health needs change, which is handy for people who want to age in place without worrying about moving again later, and the staff is available 24 hours a day with nurses on call and awake staff who help with medication reminders, bathing, dressing, transfers, and managing diabetes, including insulin injections and sliding scale therapy, and for people who need help getting out of bed or using a wheelchair, the center uses mechanical lifts, which is a big relief for families, and residents with memory loss have the option of staying in a secured memory care area where the team has special training for dementia care and works to understand each person's background and needs, aiming to treat everyone with respect and dignity every day. Meals get served three times a day in a dining room, where there are chef-prepared and allergy-sensitive options, saving residents time and the effort of cooking, or folks can choose in-room dining up to three times a month, and for those who enjoy being around others, there are both indoor and outdoor spaces, including four-season great rooms with fireplaces, a tranquil courtyard, walking paths, landscaped gardens, a chapel with Italian stained glass, and places like a bistro, a pub, and a game room, so it's not too hard to find a spot to relax or chat. The facility has studio and one-bedroom apartments, each with private bathrooms, air conditioning, kitchenettes, cable TV, Wi-Fi, and phone access, and rooms come furnished if needed, and there's parking for residents and visitors, which makes things a bit easier for people coming and going, and they offer transportation either for free or for a cost depending on distance or frequency, with resident parking given as an option too.
People can get help with personal needs, laundry once a week, light housekeeping, and bed linens changed weekly, and there's restorative therapy and access to services like podiatry, dentistry, physical and occupational therapy, and speech therapy, along with wellness checks and even mobile lab or x-ray services, which is useful for folks who have a harder time getting out of the house. The emergency response system uses pendants to call for help when needed. Maintenance, snacks and beverage stations, a barbershop and salon, and a chapel help make life a little bit easier day-to-day. Residents who enjoy activities will find both onsite and offsite events, group outings, movie nights, wellness programs, a fitness center through the Club Alexian program, a library, and activity rooms, so there's plenty to do if people want to stay social and active, and there are devotional services and spiritual care for those who want them, which fits with the community's Catholic foundation under the Ascension Living Mission, though everyone is welcome.
The staff helps with different levels of care, making sure to support both independent and assisted living, and gives care for people with bowel or bladder incontinence or mild to moderate cognitive issues, and folks who wander due to memory problems get extra watchfulness in secured areas. Housekeeping and personal laundry service happen routinely, and residents have access to happy hours, special outings, and life enrichment programs. The Premium Concierge Program offers more personalized amenities and services for those who want extra support. Professionals focus on therapy and nursing, using a patient-centered approach, and a therapy director oversees rehab and long-term recovery across buildings, helping residents when health needs change, and the staff encourages a supportive environment for both residents and employees. Utilities, cable, and high-speed Wi-Fi are included, and the building's wheelchair accessible, air-conditioned, and has restrooms throughout.
For people looking to pay with Medicare or Medicaid, Sherbrooke Village Living Center accepts both, and there are furnished rooms, emergency alert systems, move-in help, and options for furnished or unfurnished units, meeting a range of preferences and budgets. Residents get to choose from different types of living spaces, and specialized care is available as needs change, with the added reassurance of an attentive staff and a full set of therapy and social options.
