Village Care Homes--Park Avenue

Village Care Homes--Park Avenue offers a small, quiet assisted living community for up to 16 residents, with staff giving a lot of attention because the caregiver-to-resident ratio stays high, and you'll find private and companion suites designed to feel familiar and comfortable, many with their own bathrooms, and the rooms sit in a spacious 6,500-square-foot home full of natural light and high ceilings, overlooking a peaceful 4-acre pond with outdoor patios and spaces for children to play, so it feels more like a real home than a big facility. Residents can choose private or shared rooms, both fully furnished, with air-conditioning, Wi-Fi, and cable TV, and many rooms include accessible bathrooms with showers you can roll a wheelchair into, which helps those with mobility issues move about safely, and you never need to worry if the power goes out because there's a backup generator and fire sprinkler safety system. Meals are home-cooked and nutritious, and you can pick from anytime dining, vegetarian, gluten-free, or low-sodium options, and there's always help nearby for daily activities-bathing, dressing, toileting, medication management, and anything else you need, including more complex medical support like diabetic care, incontinence care, transfers, wound care, and even memory care for those with dementia or Alzheimer's, and all care plans get tailored to personal needs, with nurses and aides on site. Activities fill the days with gardening clubs, stretching classes, art and cooking lessons, live music, day trips, theater, and trivia games, plus there's time for church services with visiting chaplains, birthday celebrations, BBQs, holiday parties, and programs that bring in kids or community volunteers, and folks can always find a quiet place to read or enjoy the view. Pets are welcome, as long as dogs are under 15 pounds, so families don't have to leave small companions behind, and there are programs to keep them involved. There's a beauty salon for haircuts, regular housekeeping, laundry, and friendly helpers who keep the whole place comfortable and tidy, and for stays as short as a week, the home accepts respite guests at a daily rate, which helps families who might need a break or have loved ones needing extra care after a hospital stay. The facility received recognition for its approach to keeping seniors active, engaged, and comfortable, balancing independence with round-the-clock support, and it suits older adults who want a clean, safe, social place that still feels like their own home.