The Reserve at Mills Farm offers Assisted Living, Independent Living, and Memory Care, ensuring that residents can move seamlessly between levels of support as needs change. Clinical oversight covers residents who wander during either morning or evening hours, those with a history of elopement, individuals requiring supplemental oxygen, special therapeutic diets, and diabetes management—whether oral medications, injections, or sliding-scale insulin are prescribed. The community is also equipped to care for residents living with advanced dementia conditions.

Care delivery is reinforced by an RN or LPN on site, a nurse on call around the clock, background-checked staff, and awake night-shift coverage. Security measures include 24-hour staff presence, door alarms, perimeter fencing at the rear of the property, and personal emergency response systems or pull cords that alert caregivers. Clinical services extend to visiting podiatrists, and the team can provide full assistance with bathing, dressing, eating, and toileting. Transfer help ranges from standby support to one-person or two-person transfers and accommodates walkers and wheelchairs.

Apartments vary by floor plan, and not every residence has every feature, but options can include a private bathroom, kitchenette, individual temperature controls, cable connection, and the ability to paint or decorate the space. Residents can personalize their surroundings while staying within safety guidelines set by the staff.

Daily dining offers three structured meals with diet modifications or management as ordered by a physician, along with snacks available throughout the day. Independent Living residents also receive routine housekeeping services, limiting chores and allowing them to focus on preferred activities.

Community amenities include resident parking, outdoor smoking areas, pet-friendly policies, full wheelchair accessibility, a barber and beauty shop, exercise and movie rooms, a wellness center, internet access, on-site religious services, scheduled transportation, and proximity to public transit. It’s a good idea to check with the community during your visit to see if your pet will be allowed.