Courtyard Retirement & Assisted Living offers a single level of care—assisted living—with medical oversight designed to support residents who need daily help yet wish to maintain as much independence as possible. A licensed speech therapist is available for residents working to maintain or recover communication skills or swallowing function. Diabetes management is offered, including glucose monitoring and diet oversight, so residents with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes receive consistent support. The community also accepts respite and short-term stays, allowing family caregivers temporary relief or providing a safe environment for a resident recovering from a recent hospital stay.
Daily care includes individualized service plans, 24-hour staffing, and prompt assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, and medication administration. A nurse oversees care coordination, conducts wellness checks, and facilitates communication with physicians and outside specialists. Emergency call systems in resident rooms and common areas enable quick response times, and scheduled transportation to medical appointments is available. The goal is to deliver practical, need-based support without limiting residents’ autonomy.
Accommodations range from studio and one-bedroom layouts to larger suites. Some apartments include kitchenettes for light meal preparation, while others emphasize open living space. Most areas are air conditioned and Wi-Fi enabled, and select units are handicap accessible. Certain residences are close to a central fireplace or piano for social gathering, and outdoor areas give residents the option to enjoy fresh air with their pets. On-site parking is offered for residents who still drive. Not every unit contains every feature, so prospective residents should confirm specific room details during a tour.
Meals are prepared three times daily and served in a restaurant-style dining room, with guest meals available so families can dine together. The culinary team accommodates low-sodium and no-sugar diets, aligning with the community’s diabetes-care program. Snacks and beverages are accessible throughout the day, and staff members monitor nutritional intake for residents who need extra oversight. Room service is an option when illness or recovery limits mobility.
Residents have access to an activity center, library and computer lounge, and organized clubs that encourage social interaction. Indoor walking paths and raised garden beds provide safe exercise and hobby opportunities, and approved outdoor areas are available for fresh-air breaks. Reminiscence programs, birthday parties, dances, live music, and scheduled social outings round out the calendar, ensuring cognitive and social stimulation.
