Includes many homelike features to make everyone feel welcome and comfortable.
Craftsman-style details throughout, such as the stone and wood fireplace in the lobby.
The library is just one of the cozy places residents, families, and visitors will find. Like all of our campus, it has internet access and Wi-Fi.
Offers ample space to provide physical therapy activities for our residents, many of whom may be with us for a short time as they recover from surgery or other medical concerns.
All clinical areas have adjoining offices with large windows. This intentional design feature allows added security for our residents as well as visibility of our staff.
The chapel is for group services or for those seeking quiet time for prayer or meditation.
The stained glass window was gifted to the chapel at the former Lakeland Continuing Care Center in St. Joseph. It is our legacy of caring.
Occupational therapists work with patients to determine if they can complete essential tasks of daily living on their own — such as doing the laundry, or preparing food in the kitchen.
The family room may also be used for special activities such as residents’ birthdays or other celebrations.
Salon services include haircuts and styling.
Outdoor spaces include two courtyards, nine covered porches, and a half-mile paved walking path that goes around the entire Hanson Care Park.
The courtyards are enclosed by the building, creating a safer environment for those at-risk residents for whom we might provide care.
Residents may choose to have their meals in the main dining room. Or, they may choose to eat in their “neighborhood” dining area, or in their personal rooms.
In the activities room, programming helps to meet the social, mental, and physical needs of our residents.
Therapeutic activities are conducted throughout the building and often into the community.
All meals for our residents and associates are made here in our spacious kitchen.
Our registered dietitian guides menu choices for well-balanced meals and works with individuals on any particular dietary needs. Special and therapeutic diets are easily accommodated.
Pine Ridge has 39 semi-private rooms and 33 private rooms.
Each room has its own thermostat to adjust the radiant heat in the flooring.
Each resident room has its own private rest room and shower.
The hydrosonic tub is specially equipped to help enhance safety for residents and staff. Any resident may use it, including those who may have physical limitations.
The layout of the center creates four distinct neighborhoods; each includes a living, dining, and activity space for residents and guests.
Adjacent charting rooms allow caregivers direct line of sight into these gathering areas.
Each neighborhood also features a lounge area and porch.