Assisted Living
Assisted Living Communities
Assisted Living at Platinum Communities
Assisted living is for older adults who value their independence but need some extra assistance with daily activities. Residents enjoy the privacy of personal residences, around-the-clock care they need, and a full calendar of activities designed to maximize independence and encourage socialization. At Platinum Communities, we ensure that our residents are receiving the proper care and support as their needs change and progress.
Our Assisted Living
Services & Amenities
In addition to assisting residents with activities of daily living, including dressing, bathing, and dining, we provide the following services and amenities for assisted living.
Individualized care plans created to help each resident maintain their maximum level of independence
Full-time, licensed nurse management and around-the-clock staff
Medication reminders and management
On-site healthcare for chronic conditions, like diabetes
Housekeeping and laundry services
Apartment maintenance and repairs
Scheduled transportation
Nutritional meals with a dietician-supervised menu
Opportunities to
Learn & Grow
At Platinum Communities’ assisted living facilities, your loved one will have the ability to participate in a wealth of activities, including social, recreational, and wellness programs, arts and crafts, community outings, and outdoor activities such as gardening. Many of Platinum Communities’ residences include off-site transportation for shopping, banking, and cultural events. There are even welcoming places for your loved one to enjoy time with family and friends, private outdoor spaces to take in fresh air, and quiet spots for relaxation.
Is Assisted Living Right For You?
If performing basic daily activities are challenging, or if receiving help at home is no longer an option, it may be time to transition your loved one to assisted living. Signs you or an aging parent may benefit from assisted living include:
- Decline in health or worsening health conditions
- Indications that safety could be an issue, such as falls or other accidents
- Difficulty keeping up with basic house chores and routine maintenance
- Neglecting personal hygiene
- Forgetting to take medications or pay bills
- Changes in mood or mental health, such as feelings of depression, loneliness, or isolation
