3 Featured Assisted Living Communities in the Manalapan Area

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Mattison Crossing at Manalapan Avenue

Advanced Standing Level of Distinction

•  93 Manalapan Ave , NJ , Freehold, NJ 07728
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Arts and Crafts Studios
Housekeeping
Memory and Dementia Care
Restaurant Style Dining
Sidewalks
Transportation
Various Levels of Care
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• Our synagogue provides wonderful spiritual services.
• Menus are created to meet your nutritional needs, and certain dietary requests and requirements can be accommodated. Mattison Crossing is proud to be your Kosher option.
• Enjoy fitness programs, lectures, social clubs, arts and crafts workshops, happy hours, live performances and so much more
• Our fully-serviced 150-seat theater! We have regular screenings of various classics and are happy to organize special events for residents and their friends.
• The Club at Mattison: A unique neighborhood designed to provide memory and cognitive support for those in early stages of Alzheimer's disease, Dementia, and Parkinson's disease. Welcoming couples.

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Monroe Village

•  One David Brainerd Drive, Monroe Township, NJ 08831

• 10 different stylish floor plans - Choose a one-bedroom or two-bedroom apartment home
• From the fitness center to the golf course to the performing arts, there's truly something for everyone
• A host of clubs and activities, as well as restaurant-style dining every day
• We provide housekeeping and concierge services
• The most personalized program for wellness and growth in the region

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Meadow Lakes

Discover senior living in a stunning setting

•  300 Meadow Lakes, East Windsor, NJ 08520

• The largest selection of styles and sizes in the region - 12 different floor plans
• Most apartment homes have private patios and a back yard
• Membership included to the Peddie golf course next door
• Take your daily swim in the indoor or the outdoor pool
• Stained glass studio and photography classes

What are Assisted Living Communities?

Assisted living communities are not nursing homes. While definitions vary across states, an assisted living community is generally defined as a senior housing residential setting that provides or coordinates personal care services, 24-hour supervision, scheduled and unscheduled assistance, social activities, and some health-related services. Such communities provide a family atmosphere and are designed to accommodate residents’ changing care needs and preferences. They provide or arrange for the provision of daily meals and 24-hour assistance with the activities of daily living to persons living in a group residential community.

Assisted living housing can range from a handful of residents in a single home to hundreds of residents in a community that is comprised of apartment buildings, townhome villas and cottages. Amenities and services can also vary widely, from linen service and housekeeping to movie rooms, chapels, libraries, salons, pubs, billiards, private dining rooms, gyms and pools. Many communities will allow you to bring your own furnishings and in some cases, beloved pets. Personalized assessments upon move-in provide individualized care plans that are revisited regularly and updated as needs change. Some communities are also licensed to provide memory care, for residents with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia, featuring separate dining areas with menus catered to residents’ nutritional needs, secure courtyards and a safe, structured environment.

Who is a candidate for Assisted Living?

Seniors who wish to maintain a level of independence but require help performing daily activities may benefit from personal care communities. It may be time to consider a move to assisted living if the following are issues:

• Difficulty bathing or getting dressed
• Poor hygiene
• Household disrepair or neglect
• Decreased mobility
• A recent fall
• Trouble preparing meals or nutrition needs aren’t being met
• Missed medications
• Isolation and loneliness
• Financial mismanagement

What are Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)?

Assisted living communities provide help with daily tasks, such as:

• Meals
• Bathing and toileting
• Getting dressed
• Grooming
• Laundry
• Walking
• Transportation to and from appointments
• Administration of medication

What are the benefits of Assisted Living?

Not only do assisted living communities provide help with ADLs, they can provide:

• The security of around-the-clock professional staffing
• Social engagement in the form of planned outings and activities
• A healthier lifestyle through nutritious meals and fitness classes
• More free time because cooking, cleaning, and yard maintenance are someone else’s responsibility
• Safe and reliable transportation, without auto upkeep or driving in traffic and inclement weather
• Peace of mind from knowing that you or your loved one is being cared for, and that any changing needs will be addressed, possibly without requiring a move.

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