The Residence At Timber Pines

Overview of Professional Staff and Training

Our Director of Nursing is a Registered Nurse, we have several Licensed Practical Nurses and Certified Nursing Assistants. They undergo rigorous training to ensure the highest quality of care for our residents.

Safety and Well-being Measures

Virtually all of our day-to-day activities revolve around ensuring our residents are safe, healthy, and living life to the fullest. We have policies and regulations in place, including mandatory check-ins and secure building protocols, to maximize safety and well-being.

Transition Support Services

We offer various resources to aid residents' transition into the community, tailored to their individual needs and discussed prior to admission.

Transportation Services

We provide weekly transportation for shopping and banking, as well as transportation to medical appointments within a 10-mile radius.

Dining Experience

Our facility features two restaurant-style dining rooms with a variety of meal options and a 5-week menu rotation that changes seasonally.

Resident Complaint Process

Residents are encouraged to report issues to staff members, with a clear escalation process up to the Regional Director of Operations if necessary.

Communication with Residents' Families

Communication preferences are established upon admission, with options for care conferences, email, phone, or in-person updates, and general notifications via email blasts.

Pet-Friendly Community

Yes, we allow small dogs, cats, and household pets.

Waitlist Information

We have a waitlist for memory care and specific floor plans, but currently have availability for studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom units.

Covid and Flu Vaccinations

We offer annual flu clinics and can provide transportation to Covid vaccination providers.

Aging in Place

Residents can age in place as long as they meet our admission criteria, with hospice services available to extend this capability.