Langdon Place of Exeter

Langdon Place of Exeter, known too as Genesis Langdon Place of Exeter, offers several living choices for seniors like independent living apartments, assisted living suites, skilled nursing, and memory care designed for adults with Alzheimer's disease or other dementias, and they've got services for home care as well. The whole community is built so everyone, whether in a wheelchair or using a walker, can get around easily, with wheelchair accessible showers, full tubs, and accessible common spaces, and you won't have trouble getting in or out if you're using mobility devices. Residents can find safety features like fireplaces with protections and layouts that help keep folks active and secure, and there's extra focus on health with medical help available, including diabetic care, medication help, and incontinence care if needed. Seniors can enjoy things like an outdoor patio garden, a swimming pool, hot tub, indoor fitness center, and common areas with things like fireplaces, pianos, and Wi-Fi, and you can bring your pet if you'd like company. You'll see a full schedule of social activities, outings, field and shopping trips-so there's often something to do or folks to talk to, which tends to help with feeling at home and making friends, and they've got both educational and entertaining programs aimed at keeping everyone's mind and body moving, plus excursions, dining events, and hobby options. The beauty salon and barber shop are inside the community, and folks can even get special hearing services on site or through a mobile clinic, which handle everything from hearing aid fittings to earwax removal, along with resources about managing hearing loss, and the center serves veterans and offers programs and services with a focus on diversity and inclusion for all residents. You'll see both restaurant-style dining and private rooms for meals, food made by professional chefs who focus on nutrition and tasty ingredients, and they've even won awards for friendly staff, dining, and best activities, which families and visitors seem to appreciate. Maintenance-free living means residents don't have to worry about chores, and parking is available for those who need it. For those dealing with illness or after surgery, respite care is ready as temporary help so folks can recover safely before going home, and the campus is set up for a continuum of care-meaning you can get more help or medical care as you need it, all without moving away. Outpatient therapy like physical, speech, and occupational therapy are offered, and if you need help with daily things like getting dressed or taking medicine, staff can help with a care plan that fits what you need. Aging in place is an option, so residents can stay in the same place as their needs change over the years, and the community has earned a strong review score of 8.9 from residents and their families, which suggests many people have had a good experience.