Country Cottage Lawrenceburg sits surrounded by green fields and a park just across the street, and the building only has one story, so you don't have to worry about stairs or elevators if you don't want to. The place looks and feels like a real home, with private studio apartments that have roomy closets, their own bathrooms, emergency alert systems, and cable TV and phone hook-ups, with six different floor plans named Caperton, Claymar, Colston, Delana, Ellingston, and Parkes that help folks choose something comfortable for them. There's a safe country kitchen, a spacious living room where neighbors often chat, a quiet library for reading, a family-style dining room with floral tablecloths, and an outdoor patio with a white picket fence and a pergola where you can sit and enjoy the breeze. Staff members are around all day and night, always ready to help with personal needs, and if you ask, they'll take care of daily tidying, weekly cleaning, laundry, and anything else that keeps your space comfortable.
Meals are home-style, served three times a day with snacks when you want them, and they can handle special diets like no or low-sodium and sugar, and they'll even serve meals for your guests if they come to visit. Residents get to take part in a lot of activities, from yoga, stretching, art and cooking classes, to intergenerational events and off-site trips, and there are devotional services on-site for those who want them, plus holiday parties, bingo, and chair exercise to keep everyone involved. Country Cottage has its own transportation for going to appointments, shopping, or outings, and there's parking for residents who still drive, which helps people feel independent and connected. Amenities also include beautician services right in the building, so you don't have to travel far for a haircut or style, and there are always friendly staff who do their best to make you feel at home.
Safety is a priority, especially for folks needing memory care-there's a secured area with alarm bracelets and a computer system that alerts the staff if someone tries to leave a safe place, and the community is built so people living with Alzheimer's or other dementia have what they need. Nurses and therapists, like physical, occupational, and podiatrists, visit as needed, and the staff are trained to help people with behavioral symptoms or if they tend to wander, offering proper supervision and reminders. Transfer help is available, whether someone needs a little standby, full lift, or a two-person assist, and they're set up to manage medication, including insulin shots and blood sugar checks for diabetics. The whole place really emphasizes warmth, kindness, and personal dignity, making sure each person has a care plan that fits their needs through something they call CareSteps, always aiming to keep everyone as independent as possible while offering just the right amount of help. Here, people find comfort in a home-like, community setting, with all the basics covered and a few extra thoughtful touches to make life easier.
