Welcome to:  Mae’s Place LLC

Mae's Place Philosophy

                                                 Our goal at Mae's Place is to give our residents all the comforts of their home in our home; providing a loving, caring, home our residents are happy to call their own. To ensure quality care to protect our resident’s health and well being.

 DAY-TO-DAY INDEPENDENCE

                                                                  Beyond the normal  daily activity ,  our  residents plan and live their lives as usual.  Our assisted living  facility  offers a wide array of options including, crafts, leisure and cultural activities.  Residents  experience a full and highly social day.

Residents receive  home cooked meals, laundry service,  local transportation and religious services. Our staff is onsite 24/7 to assist our residents with all their needs.

WHAT IS ASSISTED LIVING?

Assisted living is probably the most broadly defined form of senior living available today. Small wonder. With changes in medical and health technology and evolving attitudes about aging, assisted living solutions become more popular every year.

The Assisted Living Federation of America (ALFA) defines an assisted living residence as a special combination of housing, personalized supportive services and health care designed to meet the needs — both scheduled and unscheduled — of those seniors who need help with activities of daily living (ADL), such as bathing, dressing, eating and monitoring medications.

Assisted living is generally for those seniors who can no longer manage on their own but whom do not need the intensive, 24-hour complex medical services of traditional long-term care. The average assisted living resident is 83 years old and requires assistance with two ADLs.

In general, assisted living provides a balance of residential living, health and recreational services, and assistance in day-to-day living activities. In reality, it offers residents many of the same benefits as independent living, while providing basic help in areas that may have become personally challenging.

WHO LIVES IN ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITIES?

• · Approximately 800,000 people live in assisted living communities nationwide.
• · 68% female, 32% male (national average).
• · The typical resident is an 80-year old woman, who can walk on her own but requires help in performing 2-3 activities of daily living.