Preston Place

Preston Place offers assisted living and supportive care with apartments that come in choices like studio, one-bedroom, semi-private, and two-bedroom, and these apartments have amenities such as WiFi, cable, closets, individual temperature controls, kitchenettes for home-cooked meals, and options for room service, and you get newly renovated spaces with plenty of room and light, and there's also a community dining room where everyone can have restaurant-style meals, guest meals, and snacks, and the menu allows for special diets like gluten-free or low/no sugar if needed. The place really tries to keep folks active and socially involved, so you'll see games like bingo and blackjack, crafts, movie nights in a theater room, yoga classes, family dinners, church services for many denominations with visiting chaplains, gardening, car shows, karaoke, walking paths for outdoor strolls including a butterfly and hummingbird garden, and outings like shopping trips and visits to the wildlife museum every so often, which helps people keep their minds and bodies busy and gives them a chance to enjoy the company of others. People living at Preston Place get individualized care plans, and there's always a full-time registered nurse on site day and night for medical needs, medication reminders and administration, and things like health and wellness checks, occupational therapy, podiatry, and immunizations, and you'll find staff trained in everything from first aid to managing different health concerns and chronic illnesses, even diabetes care with insulin shots if needed, plus they've got mechanical lifts for non-ambulatory residents and help with personal care such as bathing, dressing, and toileting. There's a secured memory care unit for residents who might wander, and folks with incontinence or those who need reminders to use the restroom can get proper assistance, and it's a place that's set up for aging in place, with hospice available if needed so residents don't have to move as needs grow, and the building itself is a single floor, wheelchair accessible, and easy to get around for people with mobility concerns. The staff provides housekeeping, laundry, linen service, and maintenance, and there's a beautician and a full-service salon for a haircut or a little pampering, while families can join in for meals or special events, and residents can even have pets. For those who smoke, there's an outdoor smoking area, and the community is secured with emergency response systems, security, and staff on duty around the clock, with controlled building access and fall prevention programs, and parking is available for residents and guests. If someone needs to get somewhere, transportation can be arranged for medical visits or errands, and there are accessible vans and ambulatory assistance as needed, either at cost or sometimes complimentary, and Medicaid, private pay, social security, and veteran's benefits are accepted along with private insurance, plus elderlife financial planning and other payment options if help is needed sorting out the costs, and there are fees like community, respite, and second person, but staff can estimate these for you. There's a focus on providing a caring and personal environment, with plenty of common spaces like lounges, a library, a creative studio, a game room, and an outdoor patio or courtyard with enclosed walking paths, and the calendar fills up with arts, music, education, sports, and seasonal events, and the staff supports residents in staying independent for as long as possible while helping with whatever comes up as people age.