Parkway Cove is a compassionate community with attentive staff, a diverse meal menu, and engaging activities that enhance residents' well-being, though some improvements in cleanliness are needed.
The Arbors at Westridge Place
2 from 3 reviews
$3,906 to $4,867 per month
Reviews of the dementia care facility reveal serious concerns about resident safety, inadequate hygiene, dangerous medication management failures, and subpar food quality, highlighting the need for thorough scrutiny before placement.
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American House Jackson
4.7 from 51 reviews
$3,465 to $4,665 per month
American House of Jackson is highly praised for its caring and attentive staff, delicious meals, clean facilities, engaging community events, and a welcoming atmosphere ideal for seniors with memory care needs.
StoneBridge of Blytheville
StoneBridge of Blytheville offers specialized memory care programming and 24-hour supervision but may lack extensive privacy and independence due to the structured nature of care.
Dogwood Pointe Senior Living
Dogwood Pointe Senior Living offers specialized Memory Care for seniors with memory loss conditions, featuring 24/7 caregiver support, tailored nutrition, and coordinated healthcare, but may not provide a full range of recreational activities or personal freedom due to its structured environment.
Etheridge House Senior Living
Etheridge House Senior Living in Union City, TN offers tailored memory care services for residents with Alzheimer's and dementia, though the detailed focus on certain amenities and activities may not suit everyone's preferences or needs.
The Etheridge House & The Arbors at Etheridge
$2,970 to $4,740 per month
The Etheridge House & The Arbors at Etheridge in Union City, TN, offers memory care with specialized services, but may not provide extensive recreational options or individualized attention for every resident's needs.
Considerations for seniors living in Hayti, MO
Close-knit community: Seniors can enjoy a friendly and supportive community where everyone knows each other.
Cost of living: Small towns can have a lower cost of living than larger cities, which can make it easier for seniors on limited incomes to make ends meet.
Access to healthcare: Although small towns may not have as many hospitals or medical facilities as large cities, there may be healthcare providers who offer personalized care and attention to their patients.
Peaceful surroundings: The slower pace of life in a small town can provide seniors with a peaceful and relaxed environment.
Opportunities for volunteering and activities: Small towns often have numerous volunteer opportunities, senior centers, and recreational activities that provide social interaction and entertainment for seniors.
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