Country Villa Assisted Living sits in a spot that's close to shopping, dining, and highways, which makes getting around pretty easy for both residents and visitors, and they do have good parking and transportation options, so there isn't much trouble there, and the rooms come furnished, shared, and good-sized with cable TV and private showers, so folks can settle in without needing to bring much. There's a care team that's around all day and night, and they've got a full-time registered nurse to help with health needs, plus regular clinics for things like hearing aid checks and blood pressure, and caregivers help with bathing, dressing, transfers, and everyday tasks, offering both assisted living and memory care for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, so families don't have to worry as much about safety because there's medication management, emergency alert systems, wheelchair access, supervision, and non-ambulatory care, including a dementia waiver for those who need it most.
Meals get served in the dining room whenever people feel hungry, since there's all-day, restaurant-style dining, and they're known for home-cooked, healthy options made from good ingredients, with meals that fit folks' special diets like allergies or diabetes, and if anyone needs something different, they do their best to handle it. They look after laundry and dry cleaning, and the move-in process gets extra help if needed, making things less stressful when a new person moves in.
Amenities at Country Villa include an on-site spa and a salon for relaxation, gardens, walking paths, a barber, arts and crafts rooms, and movie nights, plus faith services and live entertainment. Residents get to join in on lots of activities like games, exercise classes, and outings off-site, so there's always something to do, and staff often feel like friends, with many folks talking about the warmth and kindness here, making it easier to find a sense of belonging. Memory care services try to reduce confusion and wandering for those struggling with memory loss, and the place pays attention to both physical and mental needs with regular checks, activity options, and wellness support, so people don't feel left out. The building and grounds stay clean and comfortable, and overall, the focus remains on safety, compassion, and community support for seniors needing various levels of care.
