The Palace Gardens offers both Assisted Living and Memory Care, allowing residents to enter at the level of support they need and to remain on campus should their needs change. Each resident receives an individualized service plan that may include help with activities of daily living, medication reminders, and structured dementia programming. Licensed nurses are on-site to monitor health conditions and communicate with outside physicians, and therapists are available for scheduled Physical and Occupational Therapy sessions.
Additional clinical safeguards include 24-hour staff coverage and an emergency call system installed throughout the community. Nurses provide medication management, diabetes oversight, and wound care. When a resident’s condition requires short-term or repetitive therapy, on-site providers can coordinate rehabilitation without the disruption of an outside appointment. Routine housekeeping and optional laundry/dry-cleaning services support hygiene and infection control, allowing clinical staff to focus on health monitoring.
Residences range from studio and efficiency layouts to fully furnished apartments. Depending on the selected floor plan, features may include wall-to-wall carpeting, window treatments, in-unit washer and dryer, and central air conditioning. Utilities are included, and scheduled housekeeping keeps rooms tidy. Outdoor areas, landscaped grounds, and garden spaces give residents secure places to walk, while a library and computer lounge provide indoor space for quiet pastimes. Parking is available for those who still drive, but not every accommodation offers every listed feature.
Meals are prepared on site, with menus that accommodate low-sodium, kosher, vegetarian, gluten-free, and other allergen-restricted diets. Three balanced meals are served daily, and healthy snacks are stocked for between-meal needs or blood-sugar management. Dining staff work with nursing to monitor nutritional intake, and family members can request updates to ensure dietary goals are met.
Residents can stay busy in the activity center, join organized clubs and communities, play bingo, or sign up for regularly scheduled social outings. These programs are designed to promote social interaction and cognitive engagement, complementing the formal care services already in place.