Birchwood Suites

Birchwood Suites sits on a rolling five-acre estate with old birch trees, gardens, and a duck pond, and the whole place carries this sense of historical grandeur that you notice as soon as you get there, but you'll also see the effort to keep things homey and comfortable for people, with pet-friendly apartments and big landscaped spaces to relax in or walk around. Residents use community-operated transportation for trips to stores, appointments, or local outings, and the staff sets up daily activities, music programs, and even some events run by residents themselves. There's a library, a game room, a fitness area, a spa, and spaces freshly renovated for independent living, and when you walk through Birchwood Suites, you'll find a family-like setting where staff try hard to treat everyone with respect, dignity, and a bit of friendship too. Care is organized in levels, so you've got independent living, assisted living, and something called enhanced assisted living for folks who need extra help with daily routines like bathing, dressing, or taking medicine. Staff can help with memory care if someone's living with Alzheimer's or another form of dementia, and they keep an eye out to prevent wandering or confusion, tailoring care to each resident's needs as best they can. There's 12-16 hour nursing coverage and a 24-hour call system for emergencies or when someone needs help right away. On-site medical providers, a hair salon, and physical therapy are available when needed, and short-term respite care is an option too. Birchwood Suites puts a focus on both keeping people active and supporting them when health or memory changes, making family and friendships a steady part of everyday life. There's a full calendar of group events to keep folks involved, and you can take a virtual tour if you want to get a feel for the place before visiting in person.