Victorian Place of Union

Victorian Place of Union sits as a senior living community with a lot of different services for older adults, and you'll find both assisted living and independent living there, along with memory care and even skilled nursing for those who need it, and what people often notice first is that the place really allows residents to feel at home because of the way it mixes care with little comforts, like ground floor units, wheelchair accessible showers, an enclosed courtyard for fresh air, and pets around-both cats and dogs-which make it feel more like an actual neighborhood instead of something cold or fancy. The staff includes full-time activity directors who keep people busy with activities and field trips, so residents have lots of ways to make friends or stay active whether it's through social outings, devotional services, group meetings, or just relaxing in the TV lounge or outdoor patio, and the presence of a beauty salon right on-site makes it much easier to keep up with grooming. Some folks come for respite or short-term stays, others for adult day care, so there's flexibility for folks at different stages, and they do a lot to make sure every care plan fits the individual-be it help with bathing, medication, meal prep, diabetic care, or more specific needs for memory care. Meals get served in a restaurant-style setting but there's also a private dining room for special gatherings, and meal choices focus on nutrition, with options if you're hosting a guest. Victorian Place keeps transportation and parking simple for residents, plus it's all on a single campus so moving from one kind of care to another doesn't require a big change or leaving. Trained care partners pay attention to both comfort and health, customizing support as health needs change, and therapy is available-physical, occupational, and speech-if you need to recover from illness or injury. For folks near the end of life, there's hospice care and home health solutions too, whether you prefer help at home or on-site. Maintenance-free living, social programs, personalized support, and the chance to bring your pet along all play a part in giving seniors a real sense of belonging and flexibility, so people can focus on what helps them feel good and stay active each day.