HomeMy WebLinkAbout5578RESOLUTION NO 5578
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF REDLANDS
DETERMINING AN EXEMPTION FROM TRAFFIC AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC
STUDY REQUIREMENTS OF THE REDLANDS GENERAL PLAN (MEASURE
'U")
WHEREAS, the voters of the City of Redlands approved an initiative ordinance commonly
known as Measure 'U' to amend the Redlands General Plan to establish principals of managed
development; and
WHEREAS, the Redlands General Plan requires that specified development projects prepare
socio-economic cost/benefit studies and traffic studies as a condition of their being processed within
the City of Redlands; and
WHEREAS, the Redlands General Plan further contains an exemption from traffic and socio-
economic study requirements, provided the development project satisfies certain criteria; and
WHEREAS, the applicant for a development project commonly known as Mountain View
Acres Senior Retirement Facility (the 'Project"), proposed on property located within the County of
San Bernardino, has requested the City Council of the City of Redlands (this 'City Council')
determine whether the Project is exempt from the traffic and socio-economic study requirements of
the Redlands General Plan; and
WHEREAS, the applicant for the Project has submitted a Project description of the
characteristics of the Project, which is attached hereto as Exhibit A and incorporated herein by this
reference.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
REDLANDS AS FOLLOWS
Section 1. The City's General Plan presently contains an exemption from the General
Plan s traffic and socio-economic study requirements for projects which meet the following criteria:
'Development projects that directly further the primary institutional purposes of
churches, hospitals, schools (including private schools and universities), and
organizations such as the YMCA and YWCA, on sites held by such entities as of
March 1 1997 are exempt from the traffic level of service requirements and the
requirement for socio-economic study established by this initiative measure so long
as such development projects are either 1) non-residential in character, or 2) provide
only dormitory staff housing or senior congregate care facilities for those exempt
entities.
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Section 2. The Project applicant has represented t� this City Council that it has 'held'
the site on which the Project is proposed to be developed as of March 1 1997
Section 3. The Project applicant has represented to this City Council that it is organized
and is presently existing as a non-profit corporation which provides existing social facilities for the
benefit of the community in accordance with Federal and State laws.
Section 4. The Project applicant has represented to this City Council that the Mountain
View Acres Project shall be constructed, operated and maintained as an age restricted project for
'seniors' only in accordance with Federal and State laws, and will provide congregate care for
such persons.
Section 5. Based upon the foregoing, this City Council determines that the Mountain
View Acres Senior Retirement Facility if developed and constructed as represented to this City
Council by the applicant, and as described in Exhibit A, is exempt from the traffic and socio-
economic study requirement of Measure 'U' and as incorporated into the Redlands General Plan.
ADOPTED, SIGNED AND APPROVED this 1st day of December 1998.
Mayor o he City of lands
ATTEST
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I, Lorrie Poyzer, City Clerk of the City of Redlands, hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution was
duly adopted by the City Council at a regular meeting thereof, held on the 1st day of December
1998, by the following vote:
AYES: Councilmembers Banda, Gilbreath Freedman
Mayor Cunningham
NOES: Councilmember George
ABSTAIN None
ABSENT. None
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EXHIBIT "A"
MOUNTAIN VIEW ACRES, INC
PROJECT
DESCRIPTION
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INTRODUCTION
Our research has shown that developing housing for elderly people
will be a burgeoning industry during the next decades not only
because of longevity but due in part to the aging of the baby
boomers Research indicates that by the year 2020 almost one in
five Americans will be over 65 years old By 2030 the number of
aged will more than double to 70 million And elderly people
increasingly need and want housing attuned to their special needs
Data from the U S National Center for Health Statistics show that
6 to 8 % of persons 65 and over have difficulty bathing moving out
of beds or chairs, dressing, or doing light housekeeping 5% need
help managing money or using the telephone 19% find walking
difficult and 24% find heavy housework difficult Based upon these
needs some experts classify seniors according to five categories
reflecting their health status 1 fully dependent elderly persons
able to perform all daily living tasks without assistance who thus
can live anywhere they can afford; 2 semi-independent seniors who
require some support such as home management or maintenance
transportation or meal preparation 3 moderately dependent
seniors who require supervision or assistance with daily activities
such as dressing bathing, and taking medication; 4 seniors that
require intermediate care such as restorative services to prevent
further loss of independence and 5 seniors who require 24 hour
skilled nursing care These classifications suggests the variety
of services seniors may need and offer direction for those planning
to develop housing for the elderly
Congregate housing is an option to seniors But elderly people are
notoriously resistant to moving from their established homes The
elderly find it necessary to move for a variety of reasons
deteriorating surroundings and living conditions that threaten
their personal and financial security a decline in their health,
as they age they find it more difficult to care for themselves and
their homes their vision hearing mobility may deteriorate, or
they become disabled and subject to chronic debilitating diseases
In light of this research developers of elderly housing must weigh
the various models before embarking on such development Though in
this project description the "Social Model is identified we know
in reality to be truly an effective option for the elderly, it
must be a combination of options to meet their needs as those needs
change with age The option must meet the needs of the healthy
elderly who desire and enjoy a variety of indoor and outdoor
experiences while at the same time be supportive of the frail
resident who may be easily distracted and disoriented The
successfully designed environment will recognize the need to create
more than housing security and safety But to create an enriched
environment that will motivate the elderly to seek health and
become involved in the diverse opportunities present in this
setting
Research through the use of questionares completed by seniors
show that the elderly seek social activities to avoid isolation and
loneliness, facilities and services to assist in maintaining their
daily lives, and amenities to enable them to enjoy their waning
years
A 1993 survey by the American Senior Housing Association,
representing 71 000 housing units in 399 housing developments for
seniors, demonstrated the range of facilities and services provided
in typical projects and which are similar to those proposed in
this project
Emergency Call Systems
Parking
Transportation
Laundry Services
Gardens
Security Systems
Housekeeping Services
Library
Kitchen Appliances
Recreation Facilities
Social Programs
Exercise Rooms
Storage Areas
Linen Services
Beauty/Barber Shops
Gift/Snack Shops
Nursing/Health Care Alternatives—
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Source American Seniors Housing Association 1993
In conclusion the effectiveness of developers and designers in
meshing space requirements for residential units special
facilities indoor and outdoor spaces landscaping, parking and
circulation and high quality services will play a major part in
the success of housing developments for the elderly
Mountain View Acres, Inc with the continued support of Redlands
Christian Homes, Inc will develop a planning team knowledgeable in
these areas and avail ourselves of all needed expertise as we plan
and prepare to develop this project
MOUNTAIN VIEW ACRES, INC
251 TENNESSEE
REDLANDS, CA 92373
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Mountain View Acres, Inc organized in 1996 Applied for and
received its non-profit status from the Franchise Tax Board and the
Internal Revenue Service as a qualified Section 501 (c) (3) tax
exempt organization Mountain View Acres, Inc was created to
address the problem of low cost housing for the elderly This is
its first project., a two hundred twenty six (226) multiple units
retirement community The community concept will not only address
low cost housing needs for the elderly but target those concerns
the elderly have regarding comprehensive and secure life care
services that promote independence and participation These
elements will be described further in later sections of this
project description
PROJECT SITE AND LOCATION
This project is designed as a walled community on a site with 20 44
gross acres that will result in 17 98 net acres It is adjacent to
a residential neighborhood on the corner of Fifth and Wabash in the
County of San Bernardino east of the boundry of Redlands The
property is bounded on the east, north and south by citrus groves
and by a church and single family homes on the west It is close
to an active shopping center Redlands University Crafton Hills
College and only a short bus or car ride to the center of Redlands
All of the required utilities electricity, gas water, sewer,
phone and television cable are adjacent to the property Both
Fifth Avenue and Wabash are completed roadways An area plat is
attached as well as an area map and a preliminary site and grading
plan
The legal description of this property is a portion of block 77,
Rancho San Bernardino, State of California as per Plat recorded in
Book 7 of maps, Page 12 County of San Bernardino
This project will consist of eight (8) buildings and thirty (30)
cottages These will be described more fully in the report in
separate sections Construction will be basically foundations and
slabs with wood frame, stucco exteriors, plaster board interiors
and designed to exceed the existing building codes Due to the
grading some buildings will be more than one story The property
remaining after buildings are constructed will be used to provide
253 parking spaces, roadways, sidewalks, patios landscaping
water fountains, a large plaza for group activities and an area for
outdoor dining
Please review exhibits A B and C on the following pages
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AREA PLAT
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WEST 'LINE .OF LOT 6 PER RS 102/3-9
WEST LINE OF LOT 6 PER RS 83/52
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THIS PLAT IS DERIVED FROM RECORD
INFORMATION. THE DATA IS DERIVED
FROM RS 102/3-9. EXISTING DEDICATORS
ARE NOT VERIFIED. ALTERNATE POSITIONS
MAY EXIST FOR THE WEST LINE OF LOT 6
& THE WEST LINE OF THE SOUTH 1/2 OF
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REDLANDS, CA 92373
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BUILDING "A"
Building A" will be the focal point of the community where a
variety of social, educational, musical, theatrical and other
activities will be held for all residents It will be a two story
building with a basement The basement will have 5,500 square
feet the first floor will have 16 600 square feet and the second
floor will also have 16,600 square feet of floor space A total of
38,700 square feet
Building A will house the facility management offices a non-
denominational chapel library arts and crafts rooms meeting
rooms, conference room, central laundry a commercially equipt
kitchen, indoor dining room, staff dining room, newspaper outlet
and other emenities This building will serve as the Club House of
the community
From the facility management office many other vital services will
originate They will be described further in this project
description However they will include access to the availability
of supportive care in their home assisted living services nursing
support, convalescent services rehabilitation therapy and
wellness programs In addition the facility newsletter scheduled
activities special occasion accommodations social services and
counseling services, to name a few will be furnished
This area will also have a beautifully decorated and landscaped
patio area a bell tower and fountain area, and a spacious,
attractive outdoor dining area
Below is a footprint of Building "A
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BUILDINGS. 51 B2, B3
These buildings will provide a variety of services to the
residents They will allow the residents to go out each day to
complete personal tasks as well as add to their social
opportunities in a safe environment without having to worry about
traveling
These buildings will be known as the "Village Center" There will
be a clinic, doctors offices therapy rooms pharmacy day care
services cleaners shoe repairr mail boxes etc ice cream parlor
travel agent gift shop flower shop beauty salon barber shop
game rooms recreation areas pool spa health bar exercise
rooms, and a service kitchen
These areas will be leased to help support the community Building
B1 will have about 2 080 square feet Building B2 will have 3 000
square feet and Building 83 will have 5,360 square feet
These area sizes may change when the Architectural plans are
finalized However this does present the thinking of the Board
Below is a footprint .of these buildings The area around these
buildings will also have paved walkways patios and landscaping
VTLLAGE. CENTER AND CLUB HOUSE
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BUILDINGS C AND D
Each of these buildings will be two and three stories They will
provide for ninety-two (92) one bedroom apartments of 688 square
feet And two bedroom apartments of 966 square feet Each beside
the bedrooms will have a living room dining area, restroom and
kitchen Those apartments on the ground floor will have attractive
patios while those on the second and third floor will have
attractive balconies These buildings will provide a central core
of space housing a dining area therapy rooms social center and
reading rooms
The areas around these buildings will provide outdoor seating
gardens and large patios for multipurpose use by the residents And
there will be extensive landscaping
Below are the tentative floor plans of these apartments These may
change when final Architectural plans are completed But they are
a fair representation of the thinking of the Board
• I.wing room with patio
• Fully qv -4144 kitchen *AV* s
• Dining area
• [lath with rub/shower combination or shower only
• Dressing ;u•ea ofl' bedroom
Bedroom
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Living
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ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT
Dining
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TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT
Living
14'6' x 2416"
BUILDINGS E AND F
Each of these buildings will also be two and three stories They
will provide one hundred four (104) one bedroom and studio
apartments One bedroom apartments will be 596 square feet The
studio apartments will range from 432 to 490 square feet Those on
the ground floor will have patios while those on the second and
third floor will have balconies These buildings will provide a
central core of space housing a dining area, therapy areas social
center and reading rooms
The areas around these buildings will provide outdoor seating
gardens and large patios for multipurpose use by the residents And
there will be extensive landscaping
Below are the tentative floor plans for these apartments These
may change when final Architectural plans are completed But they
do represent the thinking of the Board
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ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT
COTTAGES
To accommodate those individuals who may wish for a more
traditional housing arrangement we will have thirty (30) two and
three bedroom cottages These cottages will be in a setting
similar to any single family residential neighborhood The
cottages will have between twelve hundred and fifty (1250) and
seventeen hundred and fifty (1,750) sccuare feet They will be one
story, two car garage design with a variety of floor plans
patios laundry room direct communications with the Club House and
other amenities not yet finalized The exact size of these cottage
lots has not been determined They will have sufficient space for
well landscaped lawns gardens patios, driveway and trees
Below is a tentative floor plan for the two bedroom cottages
These may change when the final Architectural plans are completed
It does represent the thinking of the Board
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OTHER SUPPORTIVE FACILITIES AND SERVICES
In all areas, where necessary, there will be enclosed trash
accumulation areas There will be facilities for the housing of
the maintenance personnel that will maintain the total facility
There will be a main delivery area storage areas the whole
property will be lighted to ensure the safety of residents as well
as employees A separate area for employee parking will be
developed so that employees do not park in resident parking areas
Attractive trash containers will be strategically placed throughout
the community to assist in keeping the community clean And in
addition to the seating provided around each of the buildings there
will be park benches throughout the community to permit the elderly
such accommodations should they be needed
Access to the community will be limited Guarded gates will
control unwanted traffic and security will be provided throughout
the community All apartments will be equipped with strong secure
locking systems, smoke detectors fire alarms and all buildings
will remain locked at all times only residents will have access
and those employees that must perform duties related to the
residents and facilities
Television monitors will be placed in all areas where tight
security is to be maintained and monitored by the secruity office
Emergency call systems will be available to all residents in the
case of accidents or illness
All facilities in the community shall be air conditioned and heated
centrally and balanced to provide appropriate cooling and heating
to each of the housing accommodations
Lawn care and landscaping will be a function of the community
maintenance department Such care will ensure the environment
remains colorful and well tended Residents will not have to care
for other than personal plants in their apartments or on their
patios
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MOUNTAIN VIEW ACRES INC
Mountain View Acres Inc in close association with Redlands
Christian Homes, Inc have pooled their knowledge and resources to
create design, eventually construct and manage a large residential
retirement community for the elderly
It is the intent of this collaboration to develop a social model
retirement community providing individual and shared congregate
living accommodations, wellness programs personal care companion
care, assisted living care, skilled nursing care, and a variety of
home health and residential services
Such care requires comprehensive services addressing physical
psychosocial nutritional spiritual cultural and environmental
needs of each resident Persons will be admitted without regard to
race sex color creed national origin, or ancestry who can and
will when admitted participate in the community equally
It is further recognized that many of the elderly must sustain
themselves on incomes below the poverty line And their major
concerns are having adequate housingaccess to health and medical
care, safety and security so they may enjoy their sunset years
It is therefore the intent of Mountain View Acres, Incand
Redlands Christian Homes Inc to provide housing to those with low
and limited income as well as those that are fortunate enough to be
financially secure By so they will doing be able to help those
with far less to live in the same secure housing and enjoy a
lifestyle that their income could not support
Regardless of an elderly persons financial status they all share
the same concerns 1 housing, 2 health 3 safety When any one
of these items is threatened their lives can change dramatically
It is the intention, with a self supporting retirement environment,
to stablilize all three of those areas of concern Allowing them
to participate in their community and to enjoy its services,
programs and their neighbors
Mountain View Acres, 'Inc and Redlands Christian Homes Inc will
continually seek to evaluate opportunities for further service to
the elderly and to employ and encourage professionally trained and
dedicated staff to meet organizational and resident requirements
As the project develops and construction begins management will
begin to create the committee structure necessary to support a
comprehensive self supporting program for the community These
committees will allow residents to become involved in their own
community as well as to attract community leaders whose expertise
will allow growth and stability A tentative list of committees
will include the following
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PROPOSED COMMITTEE
Board of Directors
Executive Committee
Admission
Buildings and Grounds
Finance
Fund Development
Budget
Audit
STRUCTURE
Health Services
Investment
Nominating
Marketing
Personnel
Planning
Community Relations
The following in no specific order are some of the elements
planned for the overall community services plan
Apartments (One and Two bedrooms)
Pharmacy
Cottages (30-1 2,3 Bedrooms)
Closed Community Security
Separate Delivery area
Apartment Kitchens
Doctors Offices
Travel Services
Shoe Repair
Maintenance Services
Housekeeping Services
Commercial Kitchen
Indoor/Outdoor Dining
Companion Services
Transportation Services
Cleaners
Nutrition Services
Central Laundry
Barber Shop
Beauty Shop
Storage Areas
Health Bar
Exercise Rooms
Ice Cream Parlor
Newspaper Services
Library
Health Maintenance
Social Services
Recreation areas
Pool
Mail Boxes Etc
Arts and Craft Areas
Assisted Living Service
Conference Rooms
Day Care Services
Convalescent Services
Meeting Rooms
Financial Services
Therapy Facilities
Clinic
Gift Shop
Flower Shop
Game Rooms
Facility Maintenance
Grounds Maintenance
Common Patios
Parking
Scheduled Activities
Communicatios System
Emergency Services
Close coordination with all agencies dedicated to helping and
protecting the elderly government and private will be developed
so that are efforts will remain flexible and innovative Many
services exist in the county that can enrich the lives of the
elderly and part of our stewardship must be to make such services
available to our residents
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DEVELOPMENT FUND. RESOURCES
Though this description is addressing the entire community project
we may be developing in phases In Phase #1 we will be including
ater().(1) housing units for the low income elderly The funds
to construct these units are being applied for through the Office
of Economic and Community Development of San Bernardino County To
become eligible for those funds we aro-.cu*___e_-y in tlzs_prseeAVIL
app.ley4ag..—ta beWapproved as a 'Community Housing Development
Organization" What specific portion of this complex will be in
Phase #1 has not been decided As an approved CHDO we may be able
to seek additional funds for low income housing in Phases 2 and 3
The purpose in preceeding pages in identifying the proposed board
committee structure was to address the problem on other
construction funding Below is a tentative list of sources for such
funding Establishing these committees and appointing committee
members to plan and implement fund source stategies will be done
very soon
POSSIBLE, FUNDING SOURCES
Social Security
Planned Gift Annuities
Retirement
Home Equity
Grants
Government Funding
Bequests
Gifts
Foundations
Investor Equity
Real Estate Investment
Financial Services and
Fund Raising Activities
Life Care Insurance
Endowments
Bonds
Medicare
H U D
Corporate Gifts
Investments
Un1trusts
Church Support
Limited Partnerships
Trusts
Credit Companies
(Short term -Long term)
Gift Annuities
Pensions
Stocks
Trusts
F H A
Real Property
Wills
Life Insurance
Bank Loans
Securitized Loans
InsuranceCompanies
Tax exempt Bonds
Resident Investors
Mountain View Acres, Inc is just now beginning to look at the
overall structure of the management corporation Most of our
energies have been expended in learning the language necessary to
be effective in this new endeavor, to do some vital networking to
meet others doing the same thing, meeting and getting to know the
experts in our County Government Community Agencies and
attempting to build some bridges with our elected officials Our
first project will be a large comprehensive undertaking
fortunately we have people with vast experience in business,
finance, development, marketing planning, management senior
needs, community groups, churches, colleges universities and an
impressive array of consultants available to us to keep us headed
in the right direction
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SUPPORTIVE SERVICES
FOR ELDERLY RESIDENTS AS NEEDED
The following is a brief description of some of the supportive
services being planned for this residential facility They will
all be available as needed by the e_derly In addition to those
provided by the retirement center itself will be those services
provided by the community
Continuing care retirement communities offer, in a single
setting, a complete range of housing and care, from independent
living to twenty four(24) hour nursing care Not all of the
residents will need such a variety of services, but to meet the
needs of all residents they must be a basic part of the overall
planning
ASSISTED LIVING
Assisted living bridges the gap between independent living and
nursing home care By serving those who need some daily
assistance but do not need .constant nursing care, assisted living
supports and enhances independence
CARE COORDINATION
Care coordination or case management helps older persons and
their families gain access to needed services A care manager
works with the elder and fanily members to determine which
available services are most appropriate for their needs, and put
together a plan of care and coordiantes the provision of that
care
ESCORT SERVICE
An escort service accompanies older people on public or private
transportation and helps them accomplish the purposes of thier
trips, such as shopping and keeping appointments
FINANICAIL COUNSELING
Financial counseling programs help older people balance
checkbooks file income and property taxes pay bills and
complete Medicad, Medicare, or insurance forms
COMPANION SERVICES
Friendly visiting or companionship services provide
socialization, supervision, and some supportive services to older
persons in their own residence
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HOME HEALTH CARE
Home health care services are .provided in a person's home and can
include part time nursing; personal care homemaker chores;
provided under the supervision of a licensed nurse; medical
supplies, equipment; and physical, occupational, and speech
therapies provided by licensed professionals
HOMEMAKER SERVICES
Homemaker services help with general household activities, such
as meal preparation and routine household care, and heavy
household chores, such as washing floors, windows and walls
HOSPICE CARE
Hospice care provides nursing care and .a variety of other
supportive services, to terminally i11 persons and their
families Hospice may be provided in the resident's home or in
specially equipped care centers
DINING SERVICES
Dining services can be tailored. to the needs of the resident
Meal prepartion in their' home, meals served in a central dining
facility, meals delivered to their homes
PERSONAL CARE SERVICES
Personal care services assist persons with their daily living
activities, such as eating, bathing, dressing and personal
hygiene
RESPITE CARE
Respite care gives families temporary relief from the
responsibilities of caring for oler persons who are unable to
care for themselves Respite care is provided in a varierty of
settings including the older person's home
REHABILITATION SERVICES
Rehabilitation services provide medical or remedial care to an
older person for maximum reduction of physical or mental
disability and restoration of the highest possible functional
level
SOCIAL OPPORTUNITIES
Social services offer a variety of social and recreational
opportunities to maintain their social contacts, reduce social
isolation, and improve personal satisfaction with one's own life
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ADULT DAY CARE SERVICES
Adult day care services provide a variety of health, social and
related support services, which usually include a nutritious
meal, in a protective setting during the day Adult day care
services are provided for the elderly people to enhance recovery
from illnesses and to expand their social opportunities
TELEPHONE CONTACT
Telephone reassurance maintains regular telephone contact and
ensures continued social contact between people living alone and
the outside world
TRANSPORTATION SERVICES
Transportation services help the older person get to and from
shopping, appointments, social activities, church and provides
them with an opportunity to access a variety of community
resources and services And provides safety
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
Elderly residents faced with fanancial problems will be able to
obtain assistance that will enable them to remain in their
resident home
OTHER SERVICES
The retirement facility will provide a variety of social
activities to help fill the hours of the elderly Ongrounds arts
and crafts physical activities, swimming, entertainment
educational opportunities, organized games, library, tours,
access to shopping, churches, colleges, and many others
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