Sanctuary At Tuttle Crossing

Sanctuary at Tuttle Crossing, The, sits in a spot where folks can choose from assisted living, skilled nursing, and memory care, and there's a warm sense of community you'll pick up on right away when you see the group sitting in the cozy indoor commons or on the garden patio, people grabbing coffee or having a chat after movie night in the theater, and it all feels organized but relaxed with activities, music, bingo, trivia, art, and special programs most days. Residents live in private suites, each one set up with a private bathroom, kitchenette, air conditioning, cable TV, wi-fi, telephone, and there are safety features like emergency call buttons, wheelchair and handicap access, and ground-floor units to make getting around easier. The staff includes nurses on duty for up to sixteen hours, with 24-hour supervision, and an on-site physician, Dr. Mark Evans, as well as specialists like Dr. Theresa Calimlin for physical medicine, plus access to psychiatry, podiatry, dental, audiology, and optometry services, and therapists for physical, occupational, and speech therapy right on campus, tailoring care plans to each person. Folks who need help with daily life tasks-bathing, medication, dressing, transfers, managing diabetes or incontinence-get steady assistance, with full-time personal care staff and friendly aides, and there's support for non-ambulatory or diabetic residents too. Meals are served in a restaurant-style dining room, and the kitchen makes sure to handle food allergies and sugar restrictions for diabetic folks, with nutritious, tasty choices, and there are even awards for the food and dining. Housekeeping, laundry, and linen services get handled too, and there's help with moving in and a full calendar of events, lots of resident-run clubs, music programs, arts and crafts, and outdoor activities with walking paths and lovely gardens. The theater and arts room give people creative options, and there's a separate library, game room, business room, beauty salon, barber shop, and a spa and fitness room for physical health, as well as a therapy department for recovery, short-term rehabilitation, or long-term care. Transportation around town or to appointments is available, and family and social services offer ongoing support. The facility accepts Medicare and Medicaid, works with people who need respite care or short stays, has a minimum age requirement, and keeps a focus on keeping life active, comfortable, and connected to the wider world, in a place that's clean, organized, and well-liked by the people who live there and their families. Sanctuary at Tuttle Crossing is managed by Omnilife Health Care Systems, with staff like Sina Lingaman and Laura Solaiman available to guide new residents, and a community that's proud of its activities, its friendly care, and its ability to meet many levels of need as folks age.