Lakewood Place offers many living options for seniors, including independent living, assisted living, memory care, and home care, which means folks can choose what fits them best or move between levels as needs change, since it all happens on the same campus. The apartments include private and companion suites, with features like emergency pull cords in all bathrooms and wheelchair-accessible showers to help with safety and daily support, so people who need help with things like bathing, dressing, or taking medicine can get it from trained staff on site. Residents get three nutritious meals a day, plus snacks and alternative menu choices, often enjoyed together with friends in the dining room, and there's a 50s-style ice cream parlor and spaces like a billiard and library area, craft and hobby rooms, and a movie theatre for people to relax or join in activities.
There are daily and weekly events, games, arts and crafts, music and literary programs, with outings so people can stay involved and have fun together, and there are also special programs and therapy for those living with Alzheimer's or dementia, designed to make things less confusing and safe. The grounds have outdoor garden areas to enjoy, and maintenance, housekeeping, personal laundry, and linen services are included, which takes those chores off the list. Beautician and salon services are available right on site for convenience, and the community welcomes pets.
Medical care is a priority, so there's physician and nurse oversight, wellness programs, in-home health care, medication reminders, diabetic and high acuity care, and even physical therapy and podiatry without having to leave. Transportation is available, including complimentary rides for appointments or outings, and there's parking for residents and guests. Lakewood Place allows residents to pay with checks and Medicaid. The whole community is licensed under state license number 265, which adds extra reassurance, and residents have protections under federal law against housing and employment discrimination including rights for people regardless of orientation, gender identity, or source of income. People looking for a place where they can age in place, with the option for respite care, hospice, or just extra help as needed, will find several choices here for staying as independent and connected as they want.
