Compass Pointe sits at 108 Graham Lane in Beaufort, North Carolina, and it's a small community with room for only six residents, so people get to know one another by name and staff can pay attention to every detail, and they have a variety of care levels, including independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, respite care, and even nursing home care, so folks don't have to move if their needs change, and they do assessments to create a care plan that fits what each person wants and needs, and people who live here get things like help with bathing, dressing, mobility, and medication, as well as coordinated care with outside doctors, plus there's 24-hour supervision for those who need someone always close by, and memory care services include special programs and memory boosting activities along with all-day support, while skilled nursing can mean rehab, wound care, and more medical support whenever that's needed. There are furnished apartments with phones, cable or satellite TV, and Wi-Fi so you can call family and stay in touch, plus housekeeping, linen, and even dry cleaning, so things stay neat, and those who want independence won't have to worry about mowing a lawn or fixing things that break, because all that's covered. People can eat in the dining room or use all-day dining, and cooks prepare meals that work for special diets such as diabetes or allergies, and there's also help for those needing hand with eating, as well as safe move-in coordination for newcomers, and transportation gets arranged for medical appointments.
Residents spend time in places like the game room or library, or maybe in the garden, or on walking paths outside, and there's a club-style dining area where you'll eat with others, which feels a bit like family meals, and many enjoy the regular movie nights, scheduled activities, and just being part of a tight-knit group where you'll see familiar faces every day. There's a spa and sauna for relaxation, a barber and salon for haircuts, a fitness room for those who like to keep moving, several outdoor spaces, and a business room for anyone handling personal matters or taking care of things online, plus there are emergency alert systems in each unit for safety. Staff members are always present, and they take care to respect every resident's dignity and independence, helping only as much as someone asks, and they offer these services in English. People with memory loss or trouble moving around are welcome here, since the staff can handle non-ambulatory care and specialized cognitive programs, so no one feels left out or unsafe. Compass Pointe isn't a big place, but it covers most needs seniors might have, from daily care to medical support to safe activities and quiet time, all in a home-like setting where your days are what you make of them, and you're part of a calm, welcoming place.
