St. Simon Home – II operates as a licensed residential care home, designed to meet the needs of residents who require close monitoring and routine medical oversight. The team is equipped to manage wandering behaviors day or night, intervene in potential elopement situations, and supervise residents who are awake throughout the night. Clinical support extends to wound care, oxygen therapy, special diet preparation, and diabetic management for those on oral medications. The community also accepts adults under 60 and is set up for individuals living with moderate dementia, providing structure and supervision tailored to cognitive challenges.

To maintain safety and consistent care, every staff member undergoes background checks, and an awake night‐shift team is on duty alongside 24-hour on-site security. Doors are alarmed and the rear grounds are fully fenced. An activity director coordinates daily programming, and direct‐care staff can assist fully with bathing, dressing, eating, and toileting. Transfer help ranges from standby assistance to one- and two-person lifts, with support for walkers, wheelchairs, and bed-bound residents.

Private and shared rooms come furnished, though families may bring personal décor or repaint subject to community guidelines. Not every accommodation includes every feature, but cable service is available in select rooms for residents who want in-room entertainment and news access.

Meals follow a set menu prepared in-house, with dietitians reviewing plans to meet physician-ordered modifications such as low-sodium, diabetic, or texture-adjusted diets. Staff deliver snacks between meals, and assistance with feeding is provided for residents who need full support.

Amenities include outdoor smoking areas, wheelchair-accessible pathways, and high-speed internet for residents who wish to stay connected. Communal gardens and on-site religious services offer additional engagement, while scheduled transportation and proximity to public transit make off-site appointments and outings practical. The community allows pets; it’s a good idea to check with the community during your visit to see if your pet will be allowed.