Cambridge Enhanced Senior Living sits on a quiet 12-acre campus right on Main Street in historic downtown Moorestown, NJ, at 255 East Main Street, and folks seem to appreciate the old-world charm mixed with the trees and the easy pace of the setting, and when you walk in, you'll find studio and one-bedroom apartments, some with high ceilings and skylights, that can help you feel right at home. This community offers assisted living and secured memory care neighborhoods and has a Journeys Memory Care Program for those who need extra support and safety with memory problems, and there are RN nurses on call around the clock, along with in-house physicians, so people don't always need to travel for checkups or minor appointments. People can get help with things like bathing, dressing, medications, and daily tasks, and if someone's needs change, the staff acts fast to add more care, so people can age in place and stay where they feel comfortable, and the building's going through renovations right now to improve the living spaces even more.
The staff puts together Life Enrichment programs and schedules activities every day of the week, which gives everyone a chance to stay busy and meet friends, and they use LifeLoop and a printed Activities Calendar to help everyone keep track of what's happening. Walk down the halls and you'll notice concierge service at the front desk every day from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., and there's van transportation for appointments and outings, which can bring a sense of freedom, plus the Family Matters Program tries to keep everyone's relatives in the loop. The dining experience matters here, and residents get to pick from a carefully made menu with several choices for every meal and an always-available menu for extra options, and the kitchen staff focuses on healthy meals with good ingredients so people don't have to worry if they're eating well or not.
Cambridge Enhanced Senior Living is part of the Health Care Association of New Jersey, so they follow those standards and, through their sister community next door, Cambridge Healthcare and Rehab Center, they offer skilled nursing, short-term rehab, sub-acute rehab, orthopedic and wound care, pulmonary and cardiac care, and support for those recovering from hospital stays. People can get short-term stays too for respite care or just for help with the transition from hospital to home. Security and a peaceful environment matter here, so the campus is set up to prevent wandering, especially in the memory care neighborhood, and the main idea, really, is to let folks feel safe, cared for, and connected, with help that suits their own needs. With planned full-center renovations, a full suite of personal care options, rich programming, and amenities focused on wellness, Cambridge Enhanced Senior Living tries to make staying active and connected simple for seniors who want support without losing independence.
