Medallion Supported Living

Medallion Supported Living, active since 2011, sits in a quiet rural spot near city conveniences, and people say it has a warm, welcoming feel with outdoor spaces and gardens where folks can gather or take a walk on the walking paths, which is nice because fresh air's important when you're living somewhere for a while. The community focuses on both assisted living and memory care, along with independent living, skilled nursing, and continuing care, so folks with different needs can all find the right support, and there are personalized care plans for everyone, from managing medicine and special diets to help with dressing, bathing, and getting around. Dedicated staff provide 24-hour support, and the place has safety features like an Emergency Alert System for peace of mind, plus there are thoughtfully furnished rooms with phone lines in each one, which is nice if you want to keep up with family or friends. People living here can join in movie nights, community-sponsored activities, and Jewish cultural programs, and the place welcomes people of all faiths and backgrounds, which makes the sense of community strong and everyone feels included. The dining room, with regular meal preparation and service, helps everyone gather together, but there's space for quiet times too, and housekeeping and laundry are handled for you, so you don't need to fuss over chores. Medallion Supported Living emphasizes a supportive, safe environment where every resident gets care and attention, including help with medication, daily activities, rehabilitation services, and memory care if needed, and there's always someone around to organize move-in coordination or transportation to doctors and outings. The apartments come with different floor plans, and the whole building has wheelchair access, so getting around isn't too hard, and there's parking if you're still driving or have visitors. People say it's a place where well-being, independence, and belonging are taken seriously, with regular activities, social gatherings, gardens, and support staff who know their work, giving folks a steady routine but also enough freedom to enjoy their day how they like.