LeCel's Adult Home

LeCel's Adult Home is a family owned and operated board and care home that serves adults who need help with daily living activities, and you'll find they have a small and close-knit setting, usually with no more than 8 residents, so each person gets more attention, and this really creates a home-like feeling where folks can form stronger bonds with the caregivers and with each other, and you'll notice the different names around the property like Booth Manor, MJF Housing II, Heritage Heights, Heritage Manor, Heritage Village, Sunshine Apartments, Twin Rivers Housing, Windsor Village, and special programs like Handi Environment Living Program and On Our Own II, because each property has its own touch while still keeping LeCel's main focus on care. Residents get help with things like bathing, dressing, grooming, and taking their medicine, and the staff is there all day and night to offer supervision and make sure no one feels lost or unsafe, which can be important for seniors with dementia or Alzheimer's, as the buildings are designed to help reduce confusion and prevent wandering. Folks can join in on community-sponsored activities, movie nights, or just spend time in the gardens, walk along the paths, or relax in furnished rooms and cozy living areas, while always having telephone access in every room, and there's an emergency alert system for safety. Meals are scheduled and there are choices for all-day dining, so if someone has allergies or diabetes, the kitchen staff can prepare food that fits special needs, which is nice, and housekeeping comes through with cleaning, laundry, and even dry cleaning so residents can focus more on what they enjoy. There's group home living, apartments, and retirement center options, making it easy to find the right fit, and the staff handle move-in coordination and support residents as they settle in. Transportation and parking are both available, making it easier to get to appointments or outings, and LeCel's Adult Home offers comprehensive care coordination with healthcare providers to keep everyone's medical needs met. Wheelchair access and non-ambulatory care are available, and the staff can help with transfers between bed and chair. This is a place for adults who like a quieter setting, want some help, and prefer something more personal than a big facility, where family is important and the aim is to make life easier, safer, and more comfortable.