Arbor House Assisted Living & Alzheimer's Certified Memory Care offers a secure place for seniors who live with Alzheimer's disease or other memory issues, and you'll notice pretty quickly that their main focus is on safety and comfort, so there are special features like secured entries and exits to keep folks safe from wandering, and there are emergency alert systems and safety tools set up throughout the building, plus the whole place is wheelchair accessible which makes getting around easier for everyone. Staff at Arbor House have special training in Alzheimer's and memory care, and they get called "friends" around here, probably because they take time to know each resident and try to bring comfort and familiarity, and there's also always staff onsite for help with things like bathing, getting dressed, transferring from a bed or wheelchair, and managing medications, so residents don't have to worry if they need extra hands. The facility has both assisted living and memory care, with 75 residents in total, including space for 29 who need specific memory care, and they've set aside private suites that people can decorate with their own belongings, which makes rooms feel less strange and more like home.
Arbor House serves meals made by professional chefs, offering special options for allergies, diabetes, and other dietary problems, and the dining can be either in a restaurant-style setting or, for those who can't, brought right to them, and meals seem well thought-out for both nutrition and enjoyment. There are plenty of amenities and comforts, like private bathrooms, cable TV, Wi-Fi for anyone who wants it, kitchens or kitchenettes in some rooms, and air conditioning, which is nice in the hot months, and there are common areas such as a lobby, private dining room, activity rooms, movie theater, walking paths, a fitness room, and even a "Man Cave," so people have places to visit or do things with others, or just relax. Outside, there's a secure and landscaped courtyard where residents can walk, garden, or just sit and enjoy the sun, and safety is always at the top of the list, whether indoors or out.
Arbor House has a Life in Motion program with activities every day to help residents stay engaged, including fitness, art, music, movie nights, baking, and resident-led events, so there's always something to do for those who want routine and connection, and staff do their best to help residents with cognitive issues participate and find joy. Regular housekeeping, laundry, transportation, and even move-in help get included to ease transitions for families, and family support services mean loved ones have folks to talk to about care questions or concerns. There's help for people who need it at night or those who may not be able to evacuate alone in an emergency, and for those with very advanced needs, memory care and hospice care work together. The place feels inviting and friendly, with a staff who get recognized for being patient and kind, and they try to build a community that feels like you're known and valued, not just a number. Staff and programming at Arbor House aim to promote dignity, keep residents' independence wherever possible, and support both the social and emotional well-being of everyone who lives there, especially those managing memory loss or dementia.
