Garden

Nature’s Tranquility

An Accessible Sensory
Horizon

Designed as a “Sensory Horizon,” the garden provides a safe, beautiful way to experience the outdoors and maintain a connection with nature.

Accessible Gardening

Raised beds allow residents to touch, smell, and even plant flowers or herbs without the need to bend down, promoting physical movement and sensory stimulation.

The Circular Path

All walking paths are designed in loops with frequent seating. This prevents the "dead-end" frustration often experienced by those with cognitive delays or memory challenges.

Seasonal Beauty

Plant selections are made to ensure there is visual interest year-round, from spring blooms to autumn colors, maintaining a connection to the passing of time.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who do you provide services for?

We provide services for elderly individuals and people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) who need assistance with daily living and personal care.

Where are services provided?

Our services are provided in our residential care setting, where individuals receive support in a safe, comfortable, and structured home like environment.

Is care personalized?

Absolutely. We believe every individual is different. Care plans are developed based on each person’s needs, preferences, abilities, and goals.

Are your caregivers trained?

Yes. Our caregivers are trained to provide respectful, compassionate, and safe care, especially when supporting elderly individuals and people with IDD.

How do you ensure dignity and respect?

We prioritize dignity, privacy, and independence in everything we do. Individuals are involved in decisions about their care to the greatest extent possible.

Can families be involved in care planning?

Yes. We welcome and encourage family involvement. Open and ongoing communication with families is very important to us.