An Intimate Home, Not an Institution

This isn’t a facility—it’s a real home, designed to feel familiar, calm, and lived in. Every detail is intentional: the clean, modern kitchen where bread is baked and meals are prepared together. The dining table where residents help set places. The garden with raised beds and quiet seating. Hardwood floors, soft lighting, and comfortable furniture you would choose for your own family.

This is where dignity lives.

Montessori for Purpose

Residents are gently invited into familiar, ability-matched roles—setting the table, folding linens, tending plants—that support confidence and preserve a sense of self. In the kitchen, they help prep vegetables. In the garden, they water herbs and pick tomatoes.

These aren’t activities designed to pass time.
They’re familiar rhythms that protect identity and reinforce your parent  feeling capable and needed.

Somatic & Embodied Care

Our caregivers are trained to work with the nervous system, not against it. Through breath, gentle touch, rhythm, and attuned presence, they help reduce agitation and create emotional safety.

There is no rushing here.
No chaos.
Fewer escalations. More ease—for your parent and for you.

Positive Approach to Care

Using Positive Approach to Care® techniques—eye-level connection, hand-under-hand guidance, and sensory awareness—our team helps residents feel seen, respected, and safe. Because we are intentionally small, every caregiver knows every resident deeply: their history, preferences, sensitivities, and joys.

Your parent isn’t managed here.
They’re known.

A Home You'll Feel Good About

When you walk through our door, you'll notice immediately: this is different. The home is newly updated, noticeably clean, and thoughtfully designed for memory care. Natural light floods every room. The garden invites you to sit, breathe, and watch the hummingbirds play in the garden. The furniture is comfortable and dignified. We maintain hospitality-level standards because your loved one deserves nothing less.