Suzanne Elise Assisted Living Community

Suzanne Elise Assisted Living Community sits in Seaside, OR, and offers 79 rooms with studio, deluxe studio, one-bedroom, deluxe one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, each one has natural light and homelike touches, and the apartments come with safety features like grab bars, emergency call systems, and wheelchair accessible showers, which helps folks stay safe and comfortable, and the community offers both assisted living and respite care for short-term or recovery needs, giving a bit of extra help when it's needed most, and people can depend on 24-hour staff, on-call nurses, and an emergency call system for support and peace of mind, and they've got trained staff and nurses on hand, ready to offer medication management, wellness checks, and reminders when needed, plus they tailor care to match each person's abilities. Residents get help with daily tasks like housekeeping, meals, transportation to medical appointments, and maintenance, so keeping up with chores is easier, and the community has both onsite and offsite activities to encourage everyone to join in, from group fitness classes and wellness programs to social events, trips, and even devotional services both in and out of the building. There's a vibrant social calendar, lots of cozy indoor and outdoor sitting areas, and restaurant-style dining for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, so nobody has to eat alone if they don't want to. Beauty and barber services, an onsite salon, and a beautician keep folks feeling good about themselves, and the place welcomes furry companions with a pet fee, making it easier for animal lovers to feel at home. Advanced safety features, housekeeping, landscaping, controlled access, and accident prevention protocols make daily life smoother and safer, while the cost includes $95 per point each month, plus one-time community and pet fees, and monthly rates start at $5,180 for a studio, which people often want to know about when they're planning ahead. The staff keeps the community profile updated to help families stay informed about services and resources, and the management focuses on making sure everyone can live as independently as possible, offering help without taking away people's freedom, providing plenty to do, and maintaining a supportive, community environment for all who live there.