Laketown Village delivers Assisted Living and Memory Care in a single community, allowing residents to transition between support levels without moving away from familiar surroundings. Short-term respite stays are accepted, which can be useful after hospitalization or when a primary caregiver needs a break. Diabetes management is available, and licensed nurses coordinate with primary physicians to implement individualized care plans. A secured environment and care team trained in dementia practices aim to reduce wandering risk and support residents with cognitive change.
On site, residents have access to medication management services that include ordering, storing, and administering prescriptions. Rehabilitation disciplines—physical, occupational, and speech therapy—visit the community, so most therapy needs can be met without leaving campus. The staff provides incontinence care, ambulatory assistance, and podiatry consultations, and apartments are designed to accommodate memory loss with clear sightlines and cueing. Hospice providers may serve residents who require end-of-life comfort care, and the community remains secured 24/7.
Apartments vary in size and layout; some offer kitchenettes, flat-screen televisions, wheelchair-accessible showers, or computer hookups, while others are more streamlined. All residences are climate controlled, and select units are handicap accessible. Wi-Fi is available throughout the building. A limited number of pet-friendly apartments are offered, and outdoor areas give owners convenient places for walks, although availability can change.
Dining follows an all-day model so residents can choose mealtimes that fit their routines. A professional chef prepares three daily meals plus snacks, and menu options can be modified for vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, no-sugar, or low-sodium diets. International dishes appear regularly. Guest meals are available, which can make family visits easier. Not every dining venue offers the full menu, but staff accommodate most physician-ordered dietary restrictions.
Daily life is supplemented by clubs and group activities, a library and computer lounge, paved walking paths, and frequent social outings. Residents can attend happy hours, birthday celebrations, live-music events, and community dances, or spend time in the activity center practicing on the community piano. Fitness programs range from chair exercises to supervised pool sessions in the on-site swimming pool, and the grounds remain open to residents who wish to spend time outdoors.
