Canton Regency has 24/7 staffing, so someone's always around for help or emergencies, and people living here can get on-site therapy services if they need them. Residents can spend time in the library reading, or go down to the grand piano if they want to hear or play some music, and for those who enjoy movies, there's a luxury movie theater right on campus. The facility offers religious services, and there's an on-site chapel for quiet moments or prayer. The building has a three-story atrium and a relaxing water feature, so folks can sit and watch the light or listen to water moving, and there are courtyards where you can step out for air or look at the trees. People here have a beauty salon, an internet café, a cyber coffee café, and an arts and crafts room, which can be nice for spending time with others or just quietly working on something. There's even a pub and billiards area for games or visiting with friends, and the full-service restaurant-style dining means you don't have to cook if you don't want to.
Pets are welcome, which matters to a lot of people, and the facility is close to Marshlands Preserve for anyone who wants to watch wildlife or stroll among greenery. Activities never seem in short supply, with fitness programs, resident-driven events, life enrichment opportunities, and arts and crafts activities lined up throughout the week. Housekeeping, laundry, maintenance, linen service, and scheduled transportation are all handled by staff to take the load off residents, making daily life easier.
Canton Regency offers a range of living options. For seniors who don't need help, there's independent living apartments, with layouts including studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom floor plans featuring private bedrooms, spacious and linen closets, open living areas, and modern kitchenettes. Bathrooms have automatic safety lighting, and the living spaces are designed for convenience. There are also assisted living apartments that provide personalized help with activities of daily living, plus memory care communities for those with Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia. Short-term and respite care are also available, and for those needing more medical support, there's a skilled nursing facility on campus. The campus offers a continuum of care all in one place, so people can age in place while staying as independent as possible.
The common areas were recently renovated to better support relaxation and community connection. There's an exercise room, arts and crafts room, and gathering spots designed for conversation or quiet time. Every effort here centers around connection, independence, health, and security, and there's a compassionate team available to help residents whenever needed. Tours and brochures are available for those who want to find out more. Residents can choose how involved they want to be in community life and are free to keep to themselves or join in something every day.
