The Sugarbush House operates as a Residential Care Home and is equipped to manage a wide range of medical needs. Residents with complex conditions—such as wounds requiring regular care, oxygen dependency, or insulin-managed diabetes on sliding scale protocols—receive direct oversight from licensed professionals. Advanced dementia support, high-acuity monitoring, non-ambulatory care, hospice services, and incontinence management are all handled on site. A registered nurse is always on call, and therapy professionals, including occupational, physical, and podiatry specialists, visit routinely. Bathing, dressing, and toileting can be provided with full assistance, while eating support is available for those needing some physical help. Transfer capabilities range from standby aid and walker use to two-person or Hoyer lift transfers for bed-bound residents.
Continuous staffing and security back these medical services. Team members are present around the clock, have completed background checks, and maintain 24-hour building coverage. Non-ambulatory and memory-care residents benefit from secured areas and vigilant supervision to reduce wandering risks. Diabetic monitoring, medication management, and dietary adjustments are integrated into each care plan, and the facility coordinates directly with outside physicians and hospice teams when needed.
Private and semi-private rooms are offered, some equipped with cable television and space for personal furnishings; availability of features varies by unit. Housekeeping, laundry, and routine maintenance are managed by staff to keep living spaces clean and functional. Independent-living residents can opt for medication-management monitoring, weekly housekeeping, personal laundry service, and a monthly meal plan without committing to full assistance levels.
Dining is flexible. A daily set menu covers balanced meals, yet residents may place on-order requests and receive snacks throughout the day. In-room dining is available when recuperation or personal preference makes the communal dining room impractical. Therapeutic diets—renal, cardiac, diabetic, or texture modifications—are prepared under staff supervision to meet physician directives.
Community life is supported by wheelchair-accessible common areas, an on-site movie room, reliable internet access, and maintained communal gardens. The property is close to public transportation, offering an additional level of independence for residents and visiting family members.
