Pleasant Ridge

Pleasant Ridge Mature Living sits in a peaceful country setting and offers assisted living services for adults aged 55 and older who want to stay independent but need some daily help, and the place has a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere with a resort theme where residents can get personal care, help with daily needs, and support that keeps dignity and privacy in mind, so people who need light, medium, or heavy care will find options that suit them, and families will notice the family-owned feel and see that the staff stays awake and available 24 hours a day for emergencies and safety. The facility lets residents choose between studio, semi-private, or two-bedroom apartments, and folks can bring their own favorite things from home for comfort; there's laundry for linens and regular housekeeping, plus free transportation to outings and field trips, and meals are always cooked and served in the dining area, with guest meal options, too. A full-time activity director plans trips, social events, and programs to help residents stay active and make friends, though specific activities change from time to time, and residents can spend time in common indoor spaces when they want to socialize or relax. Pleasant Ridge handles medication administration, and for folks with diabetes, the staff supports blood sugar checks though insulin injections need managing by the resident or family, and for those who need help getting in and out of bed or moving around, standby assistance is there if needed, but people do need to manage their own incontinence care. There are special services for Alzheimer's care, in addition to basic assisted living and personal care, and the place is pet-friendly for some small pets. Pleasant Ridge provides home health, hospice, and inpatient living options and has a faith-based, CARF-accredited nonprofit structure through its affiliation with Branching Together Senior Care; the team is focused on safety and staying licensed with the state to meet all local regulations. Fees vary depending on the level of care, apartment type, and whether one or two people share an apartment, with charges set for community, respite, buy-in, and care levels, and payment is accepted from private pay, Social Security, commercial insurance, and veterans' benefits. The staff encourages residents to stay social, healthy, and as independent as possible, offering programs that bring new experiences while honoring everyone's need for comfort, support, and friendliness.