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Easy independent living in serviced apartments

Serviced apartments in Centennial Living retirement villages offer valuable housing option for older adults who remain independent but may require a little extra day-to-day support.

Serviced apartments are specifically designed to promote autonomy while ensuring residents receive practical assistance to make daily living easier, safer, and more enjoyable.

Daily Meals

One of the key features of serviced apartment living is the provision of daily meals. Most retirement villages offering serviced apartments provide nutritious, chef-prepared meals served in communal dining areas, promoting both convenience and social interaction. Residents can enjoy well-balanced meals without the effort of shopping, meal preparation, or cooking – an important benefit for those who may find kitchen tasks increasingly challenging.

Cleaning

In addition to meals, serviced apartments typically include regular housekeeping services. This includes cleaning of the apartment, vacuuming, dusting, and bathroom maintenance. Fresh linen and towel changes are often provided on a weekly basis, removing the burden of laundry and allowing residents to enjoy a more relaxed and stress-free lifestyle. Personal support is also available, although the extent of this assistance is flexible depending on individual needs and the village’s service offering. Some residents may choose to access help with medication management, showering, dressing, or other daily living tasks. These services are delivered by trained care staff and can be tailored to ensure residents remain as independent as possible while receiving the assistance they require.

Security

Security and feeling safe is another essential aspect of serviced apartment living. Emergency call systems are installed in all apartments, ensuring residents have access to immediate help if required. Onsite staff are available, providing reassurance for both residents and their families.

Social connection and wellbeing

Centennial Living Retirement villages offer a full program of social, cultural, and recreational activities, such as hobby groups, exercise classes, art and craft clubs, music sessions, and entertainment.

These activities encourage participation and engagement, which research has shown to be vital for maintaining mental and emotional health in later life.

In summary, serviced apartments in Centennial Living retirement villages provide a unique blend of independence and support. With services ranging from meals and cleaning to personal care and social activities, they offer a comprehensive solution for older, frail but independent residents who wish to continue enjoying a fulfilling lifestyle in a safe and supportive environment.

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