Bard's Crossing of Evermoor gives seniors different living choices like independent living, assisted living, memory care, and nursing care, so if a resident needs more help as time goes on, they can get it without moving far, and the community's got a 24-hour call system with supervision to keep folks as safe as possible. You'll find one- and two-bedroom condos for people 55 or older, and many have private decks or balconies, spacious closets, fireplaces in some, new kitchens with stainless steel appliances, and there's laundry right in the unit, plus storage lockers and extra space for things you don't need every day. The buildings stay pretty quiet and tidy, and housekeeping and laundry services come with your stay, so you don't have to worry about chores, and there's maintenance-free living with things like snow removal, heating, water, cable, and high-speed internet covered, and designated underground parking means you're not stuck moving the car outside all winter, and some folks have assigned garage spots or parking spaces.
If you want things to do, the shared amenities include a heated pool (still being finished in some places), sauna, gym with a workout room, a party or community room, a crafts and arts room, card and pool/billiards rooms, and even a business area, so there's always something going, whether you like the quiet of the library, the fun of game rooms, or walking the outdoor paths, and you'll also find group activities like movie nights, music, and social events organized for residents or by residents themselves. The community's got plenty of outdoor spaces if you like fresh air, and a playground for visiting grandkids, and folks who enjoy cooking can use kitchenettes in their rooms, while everyone has restaurant-style dining with meals prepared by chefs, including options for allergies or diabetes, plus all-day dining in the dining room so there's no rush or strict meal times.
Bard's Crossing takes care of personal and medical needs too, helping with everyday tasks like dressing and bathing, medication management and non-ambulatory support, and there's short-term respite care if caregivers need a break, so needs are covered whether you're staying a short while or longer. Every resident gets air conditioning, phone and cable TV, high-speed Wi-Fi, and private bathrooms. Move-in coordination, transportation, and concierge services get offered, and family support services try to make things easier on loved ones. The place operates as a continuing care retirement community, so folks can stay as their needs change, and buildings have three floors and a total of 55 condo units. It's not fancy, and there's no mention of awards or flashy recognition, but things stay well-kept, practical, and the focus stays on what seniors need day to day, which works for lots of people looking for a simpler, more supportive life.
