Togetherness Family Home sits in a northern Milwaukee neighborhood and offers a quiet, home-like setting at 4310 Marland Drive in Columbus, Ohio, where a small group of up to four residents can live in a house designed for comfort, safety, and personal attention, and you'll find that they call what they do "Togetherness" because they focus so much on connecting residents and staff like family, doing things together in a way that feels less like an institution and more like living with people who care. Staff help residents with daily tasks-things like bathing, getting dressed, managing medicine, and eating-while keeping things as private or as social as each person wants, offering suites that residents can decorate and a backyard where someone can relax on a nice day or visit quietly with others if crowds aren't their favorite. The home has communal dining areas for shared meals, a media room for movie nights, and different activities for people who prefer a calm afternoon or those who like being part of small groups, so nobody has to feel left out or overwhelmed.
Togetherness Family Home provides board and care services with several care levels, so a person can stay here if they simply need some help with daily life, or if they require assisted living, memory care for dementia or Alzheimer's, skilled nursing, or even boarding for short respite stays if a primary caregiver needs a break, and there's support available at all hours, including nursing, wound care, and rehabilitation when someone comes out of the hospital. The home is pet-friendly, and the staff focuses on compassionate, personalized support, making sure to know each resident's preferences and needs, setting up care plans so people receive just the right amount of attention. Memory care residents get extra supervision in a secure environment and can take part in special memory-enhancing activities and programs meant to keep their minds active and safe, while independent adults have maintenance-free living and access to optional support services as needed, so folks can keep busy or take it easy according to how they feel.
The togetherness idea touches everything here-from the way staff and residents interact to the design of the house, where shared spaces make it easy to connect, and a person can always find a quiet spot if they need it, and the location works out well with nearby parks, cafes, theaters, pharmacies, restaurants, hospitals, and churches, so outings and visits can fit easily into most routines, and transportation is even available close by if a trip is needed. Residents get their own phone in their room for private calls, and there's a choice of private or shared rooms, giving flexibility, and for those with special health needs, there's close access to doctors and emergency care, all within a peaceful neighborhood. The goal at Togetherness Family Home is to create a safe, caring space where seniors can age with dignity, surrounded by people who make them feel like part of a family.
