The Magnolia sits on more than three acres and has a cozy Victorian bed-and-breakfast feel, with two stories and beautiful grounds, porches, gardens, and even a greenhouse, so you'll see folks sitting outside or walking the paths when the weather's nice, and inside everything stays cool and comfortable with air conditioning, private baths and showers, and furnished rooms in a calm setting that looks newly renovated and well cared-for, which folks seem to appreciate. The staff checks their backgrounds and driving records, and they stay on-site and available around the clock with nurses on part-time, looking after residents with different care needs from independent living and assisted living to memory care and nursing home services, so if someone starts needing more help, they usually can stay in their same room or building.
You'll find that the place runs daily from 8AM to 9PM on weekdays and until 5:30PM on weekends, which makes it easy for loved ones to visit, and families can use a local senior living advisor for help with care decisions or fill out a simple form to ask questions, with no pressure, plus reviews get checked by staff for accuracy. Folks needing help with bathing, dressing, or their medication can count on the trained staff, and because many things are tailored for older adults, there are apartments, residential care home options, and even in-home services for those who need them, and the pricing isn't published out where everyone can see but financial aid, Medicaid, and insurance are accepted.
Active residents stay busy with over 100 hours of scheduled events and activities each week, so there's shuffleboard, billiards, crafts, gardening, woodworking, and other hobbies, plus music, games, outings, literary and educational programs, and even things like fitness, gardening, and salon services for everyday comfort, so people sometimes say it feels like a real community, especially with communal dining, room service, or meals for guests. For special needs, there's memory care for folks with dementia or Alzheimer's, with secure spaces to reduce confusion and prevent wandering, and respite care is available for temporary stays. The Magnolia has a full housekeeping and laundry service, banking help, room layouts like studios with internet and cable, and companion and transportation services for getting to appointments, shopping, or just out for a drive. Pets aren't allowed, but the place offers a lot in terms of guest parking, nearby stores and shops, and community events, so there's always something happening.
Staff speak English and Spanish, with a few aides helping with mobility and transfer, and there are services like therapy, nutrition planning, and help with special diets such as low salt, diabetic, and vegetarian meals, with chef-prepared dishes served daily. The community has a general store, entertainment venues, and a private dining room for special gatherings, plus amenities like secured entries, a fitness center, pavilion, porch, and even on-site religious services and VA support. The Magnolia's community rates high, with a 9 out of 10 rating, and folks tend to notice the relaxed, homey feeling and the warm welcome from both staff and other residents.
