The Hampton At Meadows Place

Assisted Living and Memory Care Costs

Studios start at $3,800 plus level of care.

One-bedroom option is $5,800.

Respite Care Costs

$195 a day with a minimum stay of 14 days.

Rate Lock Option

Rate lock on the rent cost is available, preventing yearly increases. It's usually $200 to $400 more per month from the start but does not have the typical annual increase of 5% to 12%.

Overview of the Senior Living Community

This senior living community offers both assisted living and memory care services, providing a supportive environment for residents with varying levels of need. The community is currently welcoming new residents as there is no wait list and availability is open.

Accommodation Types

The community primarily features studio apartments, with a one-bedroom option also available. These living spaces are designed to offer comfort and convenience to the residents.

Respite Care

For those in need of short-term stays, the community offers respite care services, with a minimum stay requirement typically around 14 days or more.

Pet Policy

Pets are welcomed in the community, with a general weight restriction of up to 30 pounds. Certain breed restrictions may apply, typically pertaining to larger breeds.

Rate Lock Feature

A unique aspect of this community is the rate lock on rent costs, ensuring that the rent does not increase annually, which can be financially beneficial for long-term residents.

Transportation Services

The community provides transportation services for residents, with medical appointments usually scheduled on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Dining Experience

Residents can enjoy a restaurant-style dining experience with the flexibility of all-day dining. Dietary accommodations, such as vegetarian options, are available, and efforts are made to cater to gluten-free needs when possible.

Staffing and Care

The community employs a nurse to oversee care, with plans to hire an additional nurse for better coverage. Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) and Certified Medication Aids (CMAs) are part of the staff, ensuring professional and certified care for residents.

Safety Measures

Safety is a priority, with pull cords in each bathroom and pendants provided for residents to call for assistance. In memory care, frequent checks are conducted to ensure the well-being of residents.

Addressing Resident Concerns

Residents can voice complaints or concerns to any staff member they encounter, with resident council meetings and accessible management, including the executive director, providing formal channels for feedback.

Family Communication

The community keeps families informed through various methods, including newsletters, a resident database for mass or targeted communications, and direct calls, texts, or emails.