Strake Court

Strake Court gives residents a range of care, from independent living to assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and even help at home if that's needed, and they've built a homelike place where people stay active and make friends, whether they're still living on their own or need a bit of extra support with things like bathing, dressing, or taking medicine, and the staff includes registered nurses, caregivers, and a dietician around all day and night for help and personal attention, which is especially important for folks with Alzheimer's or other types of dementia because the memory care services have safe spaces, special programs, and ways to reduce confusion or wandering. The apartments come with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, heating and air conditioning, and storage, and there's housekeeping, laundry, linen service, and grocery shopping help so residents can worry less about chores, and meals are served restaurant-style with options for guest dining and even room service. The whole place is wheelchair accessible, with wide walkways both inside and outside, plus resident parking, Wi-Fi everywhere, and even private dining rooms for special gatherings, and if visitors want to stay over, there are guest accommodations too. People can keep active with a walking club, exercise classes, and group wellness activities, or they can relax in places like the library, activity rooms, salon, barber shop, TV lounge, and fireside lounges, and when the weather's nice there are outdoor gardens including butterfly and hummingbird areas, a secured dog park for pets, and enclosed courtyards for safe outdoor time. There's transportation to doctor appointments, errands, and group outings, plus a calendar full of social, educational, and religious activities for various faiths, and services like art classes, bingo, music, and chaplain visits that help folks connect and have fun. Staff can help with diabetes or other chronic conditions management, and the facility's verified, meaning they've met certain quality standards, and respite or hospice care is available for those who need it. Residents can age in place, get support for independence, and enjoy comforts like beautician service, climate control in their own room, indoor mailboxes, and guest meals so friends or family can join for dinner, and there's support for memory care, personalized plans, and even an onsite home care agency if someone in the community needs more help.