Retirement Ranch

Retirement Ranch sits on a pleasant campus where people find both comfort and care, and the place has six residential pods shaped in a circle or semicircle with a gathering space in the middle that makes it easy for folks to socialize or relax, and the surroundings stay green and neat with paths, a pond for fish viewing, a waterfall and bridge, a greenhouse and garden beds, a large gazebo for visits or picnics, and shaded outdoor pavilions for light exercise or getting fresh air. The Ranch offers skilled nursing care all day and night, with a registered nurse always present and certified caregivers helping out with the daily routines, and the care itself is shaped to fit what each resident needs, whether someone comes for long-term care, rehabilitation therapies like physical, occupational, or speech therapy, or shorter respite stays when family needs a hand, or hospice for those needing comfort and dignity as they near the end. The Sisler House works as the assisted living option for folks who want some help with day-to-day things, while the Retirement Ranch building is the skilled nursing part, and both places have memory care services for people with Alzheimer's or dementia. The facilities are clean and bright, with big indoor skylights, comfortable seating, a TV lounge, a library, a general store for basic needs, and a hair salon, and the staff help with meals, medication management, transportation, activities, and daily chores. Folks living here join in group activities, social events, and simple hobbies on the grounds. The facility holds a CMS 5-star rating, takes Medicaid and Medicare, and acts as a nonprofit tied to the Presbyterian Association of Homes and Services for the Aging. Resources for the larger community, like disaster recovery help, dementia-friendly guidance, an affordable housing toolkit, and health information, are available. The Ranch's focus stays on people's health, safety, and happiness, with plenty of common spaces, an outdoor grilling area, and natural light for a home-like feel, and staff work with residents and families to plan care that fits needs and wishes.