The Solana Doylestown

The Solana Doylestown sits on an 8-acre campus with 129 licensed beds and gives older adults a range of living choices such as independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing, all managed under Life Care Services, and it's also a licensed Personal Care Home focused on long-term care for seniors who want a home-like place with different care options. The community's built with nicely updated interiors, lots of sunlight from big windows, and easy-to-navigate floor plans which help folks feel comfortable and safe, especially in memory care areas, where the layout and enclosed spaces keep residents from wandering off and let them safely move around, plus there are special Friendship Suites and private apartments, some with handicapped accessible walk-in showers, private bathrooms, kitchenettes, and emergency response systems. The memory care services use a person-centered approach that tries to focus on every resident's habits, likes, and needs, including programs that aim to keep life meaningful while working to reduce confusion and keep people secure, especially for those living with Alzheimer's disease or other dementias-plus the staff gets extra training to help with medication and daily tasks. Amenities at The Solana Doylestown include a library, theater, spa for relaxation, dining facilities with chef-prepared, table-service meals, and plenty of common spaces for socializing, relaxation, and activities, and most utilities come included in the rent so bills stay simple. The Health and Wellness Navigation team steps in to help residents manage daily life, get health support, or handle medical problems as needed, while the LifeSTYLE Promise® means folks can make their own choices about most things, giving as much freedom and control as possible. The community supports people who live completely on their own as well as those with higher care needs and has continuing care retirement community services so residents can move through different levels of care without leaving the campus, and special programs, cultural events, and entertainment are part of daily life for those who want to join in. Staff also provide help for families and caregivers, and the goal is to keep people active, safe, and as independent as they want to be, with support available when it's needed.