Ann's House

Ann's House, sometimes called Ann's House/Oakwood, sits on Bristol Lane in Spring Hill, Florida, where it offers retirement and assisted living care in a small, home-like setting with a secure environment and a long list of services, and when you walk in, you'll notice meals are all home-cooked and served three times a day, with special diet requests like diabetes or high blood pressure diets handled by staff, and there's always a nice touch of regular game nights, movie entertainment, music and art programs, fitness activities, therapy for pets, and evening social events so things are lively but not overwhelming. The grounds are new and landscaped, with paved, lighted walking paths, butterfly gardens, yard space, ponds, and indoor rooms for reading, games, and movies, plus there's a jacuzzi and steam room area for those who like that sort of relaxing, which makes it a pleasant place to stroll or sit outside, and pets like dogs and cats are allowed if they meet weight limits. Caregivers provide help with bathing, dressing, grooming, medication, and bathroom tasks, and the nurse or caregiver-to-senior ratio follows licensing rules so there's enough supervision for everyone. There's independent living, assisted living, and special memory care using the Life Guidance® program for people who need more help with memory issues, and families can look at individual care plans that fit each person's needs-whether that's help with moving around, managing medicine, incontinence care, or other health things like diabetes. The staff can give transportation for doctor visits, shopping, or religious services, and there's parking for residents too. Some rooms are wheelchair accessible, and showers have access for different needs. Ann's House can do respite care and hospice stays, plus short-term stays for times when that's needed, and there's a hairdresser and mobile barber for regular trims on site, which folks seem to like. The place is close to healthcare and public transit, so visiting and getting to appointments isn't hard, and you can see that both indoor and outdoor spaces are set up for group activities and relaxation. Meals can be vegetarian or kosher, and programs run each day, with music, exercise, games, and outings offered so there's always something to do for those who want to join in, but it's just as easy to find a quiet spot to read or walk outside by the pond if that's what suits you.