Victorian Place of Sullivan

Victorian Place of Sullivan sits as a single-story community focused on seniors, letting residents choose from independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing under one roof, and you'll find plain studio apartments, about 487 to 492 square feet, so there's space to suit different needs, and they allow both cats and dogs, which helps keep life a little warmer, and you'll notice there's a beauty salon and even devotional services right on-site, and the building's pet policies are pretty friendly, so you can bring your companion along without much fuss. The staff's known as friendly care partners, and there's a full-time activity director who sets up trips, outings, daily programs, fitness groups, and field trips, so there's always something to keep people busy and engaged, and you won't miss a meal either since the dining team prepares healthy, tasty food with good nutrition in mind. Safety stands out because they have features like home security, ID theft protection, medical alert systems, and medication dispensers, offering guides and reviews on different systems like Bay Alarm Medical, ADT Medical Alert, and Medical Guardian so families feel a bit more at ease. People who need more help get access to assisted living, memory care for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, skilled nursing for 24-hour needs, and group home settings for those looking for a smaller, shared environment with live-in caregiver help, dressing, or bathing, plus companion care if company's what's missing most. For short-term stays or help, there's respite care, hospice care for end-of-life support, rehabilitation with physical, occupational, and speech therapy under Americare Therapy Solutions, and adult day club services that offer a safe spot to spend the daytime hours. Transportation services get people to appointments and errands. Residents socialize in common areas with Wi-Fi and take part in recreational activities to keep the mind and body active, and customized care helps each person get what they need, whether it's meal help, medication management, or just a bit more support while still having privacy. The facility's run as a privately owned, locally operated Americare community, so people say there's a bit more warmth and focus on making everyone feel welcome, and tools like senior care cost guides, resources, caregiver support, and VA benefits information help families plan ahead. The whole place works to make seniors comfortable and safe, offering a wide range of care types-so if someone needs independent living with just a little support or help with every part of the day, staff do what they can, and the community keeps everyone as happy and healthy as possible.