Tiffany’s Board and Care III operates as a Residential Care Home designed for residents who require close monitoring and consistent medical oversight. The team is prepared to support individuals who wander at any time of day, show combative or other challenging behaviors, remain up through the night, rely on oxygen, need special diets, or live with diabetes managed by oral medication, injections, or sliding-scale insulin. The community accepts residents with advanced dementia and provides care aimed at maintaining safety and health while accommodating fluctuating cognitive needs.

Care delivery is backed by a 24-hour nurse on call, background-checked staff, awake and asleep night shifts, and a secure environment with a fenced rear yard and door alarms. A podiatrist visits on site, reducing the need for off-property appointments. Staff can offer full assistance with bathing, eating, dressing, and toileting, and they are trained to handle transfers ranging from walker or wheelchair support to two-person and Hoyer-lift moves for bed-bound residents. The goal is to match each resident’s physical capacity with the appropriate level of hands-on help.

Private and shared rooms are available, and some offer features such as in-room bathrooms, furnishings, and cable service; not every room includes every feature, so families should review options during a tour. Rooms are arranged to keep mobility paths clear for walkers and wheelchairs, and maintenance attends to fixtures and equipment needed for daily care routines.

Meals follow a set menu developed to support a range of dietary needs, including low-sugar, low-sodium, and other physician-ordered modifications. Snacks are available between meals to help manage blood sugar levels and ensure residents who are up late or awake early still receive balanced nutrition.

The community is wheelchair accessible and offers communal gardens, internet access, on-site religious services, scheduled transportation, and designated outdoor smoking areas. Pets are allowed; it’s a good idea to check with the community during your visit to see if your pet will be allowed.