High Point Residence Port Washington has many services and features for seniors who want comfort and support. The community provides independent living, assisted living, memory care, and even skilled nursing, so residents can find help no matter how needs change over time, and there's also hospice care, home health care, and adult day services available for those who want extra choices. The building offers studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments that are newly renovated, with private bathrooms and kitchenettes, plus options for larger private rooms with easy-access, roll-in shower stalls, making it easier for wheelchair users or those who need more space to move. Housekeeping, laundry, and linen services take away daily chores, and the staff helps with things like bathing, dressing, medication reminders, and transferring if that's needed.
Certified nurses are always around, and there's a 24-hour call system for extra safety. Residents can get meals prepared for them in a big, bright dining room, with menus that fit special diets for diabetes or allergies, and the dining is restaurant-style so people can sit and enjoy meals together. The common areas include a media room, library, fitness center, activity room, spa, and a beauty salon with barber services, so whether someone likes movies, books, or staying active, they won't lack things to do. Residents can get online everywhere with Wi-Fi, and every apartment is set up with cable and telephone access.
Outside, there's a garden, walking paths, patios, and a gazebo, so people can step out for fresh air or just sit and watch nature. The staff runs all kinds of activities, like bingo, movie nights, fitness classes, card games, outings, socials, crafts, and even religious services, and there's a proper wellness program. Memory care comes with safe spaces and staff who train for those with memory difficulties, and therapeutic activities are part of life for memory care residents, too. Pets are allowed, so folks can bring their animals, and there's even transportation help for doctor visits or errands. Rooms can come furnished, move-in help is on offer, and they give support for non-ambulatory care.
There are private family dining rooms and lounges, and the staff works with each family to make sure care plans suit each resident, aiming for comfort and letting residents stay independent as long as possible. The community supports people at every stage, and because it's accessible and has support for both mental and physical health - plus financial service guidance when needed - families and residents can feel supported, knowing help is always near but independence is still respected.
