Safety & Design
Life-Enhancing Design
From lighting, flooring and furniture choices, to operationalized spaces – every apartment and common area is designed to maximize safety and quality of life for older people.
Community Design Features
Every on-site dining venue, fitness area and community common space is intentionally designed to help you feel safe and move around easily once you leave your apartment.
- Augmented Chair Heights with Armrests
- Supportive Handrails
- Optimized Lighting
- Wide Spacious Hallways
- Non-Skid Flooring
- Electronic Doors
- Wheelchair-Accessible Ramps
- Enhanced COVID-19 Response Cleaning Practices
- Evacuation Safety Procedures and Protocols
- 24/7 Available Staff
- Signage Notifying of Activities and Reminders
- Wayfinding Signage
- Manicured Outdoor Sidewalks
- Transportation
- Maintenance
- Housekeeping
- Dining and Care Services
- Low Tables with Rounded Edges
Apartment Design Features
In-room medical alert systems and skid-proof surfaces are just a few of the design elements that create a feeling of safety in every apartment.
- Easily Accessible Wall Outlets
- Walk-In Showers with Removable Shower Head
- ADA-Compliant Toilets and Toilet Rails Available
- Wheelchair-Accessible Sinks Available
- Personally Monitored Thermostats
- 24-Hour Personal Call System
News and resources
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News Article
Why Social Connection is Especially Important For Older People
While we all have an innate need for meaningful social engagement, it plays an even more vital role in older adults’ quality of life. Consistent social connection can help keep older adults physically, emotionally and mentally fit. The significant health benefits of social connection include: A Sense of Purpose For people who spent years...Read more
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7 Signs Your Parents May Be Ready for Assisted Living
Knowing when it may be time to begin the search for assisted living for a family member can be challenging. On one hand, many seniors are adamant about staying in their own homes because they feel that is the only way to maintain their independence. On the other hand, living without access to 24-hour assistance...Read more