The Addison of Cherry Hill provides assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and several other care types, so if someone needs help with daily activities, specialized memory care for dementia or Alzheimer's, or even hospice and respite care, the team there is set up to handle it all, and they've got nurses on staff around the clock, doctors on call, and use technology like alarm bracelets for wandering safety. The place has a 4.0 star rating, and people usually say the staff is kind and helpful, which matters as much as anything, and the building itself has a purpose-built, secured wing for memory care so folks with memory loss or those prone to wandering get a safer setup, while all apartments have emergency systems, cable TV, phones, and small fridges-plus wheelchair accessible showers and no smoking anywhere inside, in private or public spaces.
You'll find studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments and there's a variety of common areas, both indoors and outdoors, including a secured courtyard, walking paths for fitness, a movie theater, a billiards room, and a fire pit for relaxing outside. Meals are chef-prepared and served in the restaurant-style dining room or as room service, and there are vegetarian options, special dietary plans like low-sodium and low-sugar, private dining rooms for special events, a Bistro & Bar with happy hour, coffee, and a hydration station, and residents who want a more casual atmosphere can join in dinner outings and movies. Pets are allowed, so you'll sometimes see a cat or a dog, and there's on-site beauty and barber services, weekly housekeeping, laundry, high-speed internet, and utilities included.
The community runs a big calendar of events like Tai Chi, yoga, art and gardening classes, intergenerational activities, game clubs, travel and book clubs, educational lectures, music programs, community service projects, and creative workshops, designed to keep folks active and connected, and there are devotional services if someone wants those. The fitness center runs daily exercise and wellness programs, and the therapy staff gives personalized plans for physical, occupational, and speech therapy, plus preventive health screenings, and the medical staff handles things like medication reminders, injections, blood sugar checks for diabetics, and care for residents with conditions like incontinence, as long as they can help themselves. The whole building and grounds are wheelchair accessible, and the team accepts folks who might wander or act out physically, so safety steps like computerized alerts protect everyone.
Transportation to doctor visits or errands is complimentary, and the property has valet and resident parking for those who keep a car. People can choose their own floor plan and have a say in lifestyle options, including male- or female-only living. The staff helps with daily activities, reminders, and supervision 24 hours a day, and residents can join activities or just enjoy their own space, since privacy and support are both prioritized. Housekeeping, personal laundry, and grocery delivery make daily life easier. The Addison is Medicare-certified for home health and offers home care, adult day services, independent living, rehabilitation, and long-term care, so as needs change, residents can get more or less support without moving. The goal of the community is to give seniors a safe, active place where they keep dignity and independence as much as possible, and most folks say there's a warm sense of belonging thanks to the joyful and friendly staff who help make it all work.
