Forty-eight residents, one family table, and gardens that have been growing for a generation. If you're starting to wonder about more help for someone you love, start here.
Get Your Care ReportNo jargon, no fine print. This is what each level means day to day, and who it tends to fit.
Her own room and routine, with a steady hand nearby for the parts of the day that have gotten harder: bathing, medications, meals, getting around safely.
A smaller, calmer household within the gardens, built for memory loss. The same faces every day, doors that keep wandering safe, and days with gentle structure.
Nine gentle questions, about three minutes. You’ll receive a personal Care Report: where her needs likely point, what care like this honestly costs here, and how families pay for it. Keep it, print it, bring it to the family meeting.
Only Sablewood Gardens sees your answers. We never sell your information.
Mornings on the brick paths, tomatoes in the raised beds, music on Thursdays, and supper that smells like somebody’s home cooking. Because it is.
“We visited six places. This was the only one where Mom stopped holding my hand so tight.”A daughter, about her mother · resident since 2024
Ellen has run Sablewood Gardens for eleven years, and her mother lived here before that. She gives every visit herself, and she'd rather you ask the hard questions early.
Most families start with the Care Report, then come see the gardens once it feels right. Your report includes a simple way to tell us what day suits you.
Assisted living here typically runs $4,700 to $5,600 a month depending on the level of care; memory care runs higher. Your exact rate follows a nurse assessment, and we’ll walk you through every category before you decide, including the ones other places wait for you to discover. The Care Report includes the full honest math for your situation.
Sometimes, yes. VA Aid & Attendance can contribute up to about $2,800 a month for qualifying veterans and surviving spouses, and the state Medicaid waiver can help after a waiting period, so it pays to apply early. The Care Report shows all four ways families pay, with the free help lines.
When there’s an open room, about a week: a nurse assessment, the paperwork, and a little planning for the room. If you’re in a hospital-discharge crunch, call Ellen directly and we’ll move at your speed.
Then you’re exactly who the Care Report is for. Most families who take it are a year or more from a decision. There’s no list you’re joining and nobody will chase you. Learn the landscape now, decide whenever it’s time.
Three minutes of gentle questions. A report your whole family can hold onto. No calls unless you ask for one.
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