Van Dyk Park Place offers assisted living and memory care in a craftsman-style building with landscaped grounds that feel peaceful and private. The community gives care for seniors and disabled adults, with 24-hour nursing, help with daily living like bathing, dressing, eating, and incontinence, and medication management, so residents get the support they need throughout the day and night. There's a secure memory care unit called Reflections, where people living with Alzheimer's or dementia stay safe, and the Lighthouse program uses dementia-friendly activities to help residents socialize and stay engaged. The community also offers specialized dementia and Alzheimer's care given by trained staff, plus help for people with mild cognitive impairment through programs built to support memory, emotional well-being, and a sense of belonging.
Apartments come in different floor plans, including private suites, studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom rooms, with homelike touches to make living comfortable. Housekeeping, linen, towel, and personal laundry services are included every week, and residents can ask for room service when needed. Meal times are led by an executive chef who creates seasonal, farm-to-table dishes, focusing on good taste, presentation, and wellness. Residents can join yoga, tai chi, dance, art, gardening, and meditation, or enjoy easy walks and scheduled outings. Activities cater to people with both physical and memory needs, giving everyone the chance to be part of the community. Physical therapy's available if someone needs extra help staying active.
There's help for everyday tasks like running errands, shopping, attending medical appointments, and doing light housework, with personalized care plans made for each person. Nurses and home health aides check on residents with regular wellness visits, and there's always a nurse on call. For people who want to stay in their own home, the At Home program gives non-medical care under nurse supervision. Families can seek respite care that lets caregivers take short breaks while their loved ones are still looked after.
Many amenities help residents live comfortably, like transportation, emergency response services, guest meals, extra phone service, and help with transfers if someone needs support moving from a bed or chair. The community encourages people to meet friends, join in social or creative programs, and feel a strong sense of belonging, with both staff and leadership-like the Executive Director and Director of Nursing-focused on residents' safety and happiness. Van Dyk Park Place also works with local groups on Alzheimer's research and holds special caregiver events, such as the Broadway-themed fundraiser "When Broadway Goes Dark … Van Dyk Goes Live" for Alzheimer's Awareness Month, showing its interest in being part of the wider community.
