Dubourg House

Dubourg House, part of Cardinal Ritter Senior Services, offers a range of senior care options that help meet the needs of older adults, and while detailed information is not always easy to find, there's a good mix of services here, like assisted living for those who need help with daily activities, plus independent retirement living and affordable senior apartments. The place has studio apartments with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, air conditioning, cable TV, and Wi-Fi, and residents can join meals in the communal dining area with friends or relatives welcome, which gives a sense of togetherness, and there are meal preparation services with special dietary choices for diabetes or allergies and restaurant-style dining served all day. There's support for people with Alzheimer's and dementia, and professional caregivers handle medication reminders, bathing, dressing, transfers, non-ambulatory care, incontinence care, diabetic care, and 12 to 16 hours of nursing care each day, while 24-hour supervision helps maintain safety. The health services include medication management and a 24-hour call system, and residents can use furnished units or join in housekeeping and laundry services as needed, so things stay clean and organized. Dubourg House also offers respite care and short-term stays, which lets families get a break if they need one, and there are adult day programs available. The facility is wheelchair accessible, has outdoor patios and gardens, walking paths, and other outside spaces where folks can relax, and there are also indoor common areas, like lounges, a library, a movie theater, a fitness and wellness room, activity and arts rooms, and a game room, plus programs aimed at keeping people well and independent, with activities for health, learning, and fun. The staff prepares regular scheduled and resident-run activities, with transportation and parking services to help residents get where they need to go, and move-in coordination or concierge services make things a bit easier. There's on-site religious services and devotional activities both in and outside, so spiritual needs are considered, and support is available for individuals with dementia, with programs and staff trained for specialist care. Housekeeping, maintenance, personal care, and community dining are provided, and there's staff around full time to help, which really can help folks feel secure. Tours are available for those who want to see the place, and resident information services give new people details they may need. Dubourg House is designed for comfort and safety, with community amenities and reliable care, and the goal seems to be helping every resident have a good quality of life with some independence along with needed support.