Iris Care Home is an assisted-living community designed for residents who need daily support while wanting to maintain as much independence as possible. Medical services are at the center of the care model. A licensed speech therapist visits the community on a scheduled basis to help residents maintain or improve communication and swallowing skills. Diabetes care is also available; trained staff members monitor blood glucose levels, coordinate insulin administration, and watch for signs of complications, working in conjunction with each resident’s physician to adjust care plans promptly.

Beyond the clinical services, the team assists with activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, toileting, and mobility. Medication management includes ordering refills, organizing pill sets, and ensuring doses are taken on time. Caregivers are on site 24/7, and the community arranges transportation to outside medical appointments when needed. Regular wellness assessments track changes in health so adjustments to support can be made without delay.

Residents can choose from several accommodation layouts. Some units feature wheelchair-accessible showers, while others open directly to landscaped outdoor areas; on-site parking is available for residents or guests who drive. Because floor plans vary, not every residence includes each of these features, so prospective residents are encouraged to verify the details of the specific apartment they select.

Meals are provided three times a day in a communal dining room. The menu accommodates diverse dietary preferences with kosher and vegetarian selections available alongside standard options. Staff track nutritional intake and can adapt portion sizes or ingredients to meet physician-ordered diets, ensuring each resident receives meals that align with their health plan.

Daily life is supported by an activity center that hosts exercise sessions, games, and social events. Residents are free to spend time outdoors on the grounds, whether that means enjoying a morning walk or meeting visitors in the garden areas.