September Cottage Eldercare

September Cottage Eldercare gives seniors a safe, peaceful place to live on nearly seven acres of quiet land, and you know, the house's all on one level which makes getting around a lot easier for folks who might struggle with stairs or long hallways. This place runs with a strong focus on long-term care and supervision, offering memory care, hospice, respite, and even assistance for everyday things like walking, bathing, dressing, medication reminders, and more-really all the basics, plus things like wound care, housekeeping, diabetic support, overnight care when needed, and each person's plan is made just for them so everyone is looked after the way they need. People can choose a private or shared room, always set up to feel cozy, with nice views of the outdoors, and there's a homely family dining room where everyone can gather, share a meal, and enjoy the big windows that look out onto the cottage garden with a water fountain. Out back, there's a deck and a three-season porch, and all kinds of outdoor spots to enjoy, whether it's gardening, movie nights, or even horseback and ATV riding since the staff really tries to tailor things to what folks like to do. You'd find the staff fully trained, always around and ready to help, and it seems they end up feeling like part of the family for many residents, showing respect and care as best they can. There's always someone on hand, there's an intercom system for safety, and things like transportation services, kosher and vegetarian meals, private baths, and beautician services help folks feel comfortable and at home. The home's licensed by Washington County and the Department of Human Services, with a smaller, quieter setting, so it works well for people who like a close, peaceful place without the busy feeling of a big facility; plus structured activities, devotional services offsite, and a busy social calendar help people keep busy and feel connected. They pay special attention to those with Alzheimer's and dementia, keeping things calm and secure to help prevent wandering and confusion, while the focus always stays on comfort, dignity, and letting folks live as happily as possible, whether they need care for a while or just some extra support to get back on their feet after surgery or sickness.