Raintree Square

Raintree Square offers assisted living, independent living, and senior apartments in a quiet community for older adults who want upkeep-free living, and it's got plenty of space for folks who have dogs or cats, which is nice since many seniors don't want to leave their pets behind, and people who move in get a choice of studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom units that all have either full kitchens or kitchenettes to make life a little easier when you want a simple meal. The rent covers a lot, things like water, electricity, heat, air conditioning, satellite TV, wireless internet, telephone service, trash pickup, a personal indoor mailbox, and even city bus fares and general maintenance, so folks don't have to worry about too many extra bills cropping up every month. One meal a day comes out of the staffed kitchen and more meals are available if there's a need, and the shared community amenities include both indoor and outdoor common areas, a residents' lounge, guest suites, and transportation with free rides plus parking for those who still drive. Raintree Square is owned by Raintree Friends Housing, Inc., a Christian-based nonprofit, and it really seems to put a lot of care into running things for the people who live there, making sure there are plenty of social, educational, and devotional activities, both on-site and off-site, like outings for lunch or shopping, bingo, crafts, and exercise classes, all scheduled on a busy calendar to help folks stay social and active without too much fuss. The trained staff helps with different care needs such as memory care, help for incontinence, diabetic care, non-ambulatory care, Alzheimer's care, and assisted living support, so people can age in place as their needs change, and there's always someone around to answer questions or make the transition go smoother when someone moves in or wants to know more about upcoming events. People who want to live independently but with a bit of community have options here-there are independent retirement living apartments for active adults, and the place is set up close to medical centers and local attractions, making trips out for errands or fun a little easier, and the building is mostly age-restricted to help ensure it stays focused on the needs of older adults. Raintree Square, locally owned and operated, tries to maintain an encouraging, welcoming community feel, while offering apartments that have the comforts of home plus a layer of support when it's needed.