Trinity Haven offers several types of care for older adults, including assisted living, independent living, memory care, skilled nursing, and board and care home options, and you'll find that folks living here can get help with everyday tasks like bathing, dressing, and taking medicine if they need it, but if someone wants to stay independent, they can do so with optional support, because they've got maintenance-free living and nice touches like housekeeping, laundry, in-suite kitchenettes, central air, safety features like emergency call buttons, and wheelchair-friendly rooms with smoke alarms and sprinkler systems. Meals here are planned by chefs and nutritionists, and they serve healthy snacks too, plus they offer specialty meals for folks with diabetes and other dietary needs. The staff is always around, both day and night, for anything from wound care or physical rehab to simple help like getting dressed or managing medications, and nurses are on site to keep an eye on residents' health.
People who need memory care have their own secure neighborhoods in Trinity Haven, with 24-hour support, structured programs to keep minds active, and safe spaces to prevent wandering, so folks with Alzheimer's or dementia are looked after with activities meant to support memory and well-being. The place isn't just for seniors, though, since there are also residential treatment services for adolescents, with therapeutic programs, clinical services from licensed professionals, and both individual and group therapy sessions to help youth with emotional needs.
There are lots of ways to stay active and social here, like art and music activities, games, religious and spiritual gatherings, group outings to places like parks, museums, and other local attractions in nearby Chesapeake, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, plus health and wellness programs to encourage movement and relaxation. The community has outdoor areas, TV rooms, media lounges, cafes, dining rooms, and offers transportation and parking, so people can come and go or host visitors, and they've got strong Wi-Fi for keeping in touch with family or just browsing online. There's help for those who want it-things like help with laundry, getting ready in the morning, or transportation to doctor's appointments, and even home care services for folks who need a caregiver in a familiar setting.
Trinity Haven accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay, so different payment choices are available, and people can schedule a visit to meet the staff, tour the homes, and check which rooms or services might fit their needs, and there's always someone friendly to answer questions or help out should anything come up during the day or at night. Residents get a sense of community but can also enjoy privacy in their own rooms, and there's an overall culture of kindness, with staff making sure everyone feels comfortable and supported-whether it's seniors looking for a little help to stay independent or young people needing a safe place and the right support to move forward.
