A group of women wearing face masks in front of mannequins.
AMENITIES FOR RETIREMENT COMMUNITIES
  • Security: We do not want to worry about our safety or protection of our assets (investment)
  • Community: We want to enjoy our final years of life with friends with whom we have common interests
  • Health care: When needed we want access to professional medical and physical resources who understand senior issues and are compassionate
  • Strong staff
  • Housekeeping service
  • Transportation for medical/shopping/airport
  • Fully equipped fitness center with indoor pool and jacuzzi

A group of women holding dumbbells in a swimming pool.

  • Instructor-led fitness classes, including water aerobics

A group of older people doing exercise in a room.

  • Community TV channel with in-house TV movies, lectures and fitness
  • Resident portal (Caremerge)
  • Areas for socialization
  • Game room
  • Technology help
  • Lectures and organized social activities (holidays, theme parties, bingo, etc.)

A large group of people sitting in chairs and watching a presentation.

  • Maintenance help
  • Home health help
  • General assistance
  • Health Center with assisted living and skilled nursing care
  • Bocce court

A group of people playing croquet in a park.

  • Current and up-to-date library including paperbacks

An older woman standing in front of a book shelf.

  • Excellent food, informal and fine dining
  • Extended casual dining hours
  • On-site rehabilitation therapy department
  • Activities specifically for men
  • Restaurant outings
  • Cultural field trips including out of state (Charleston, Biltmore Estate)
  • Natural setting within easy reach of a city with all the medical, cultural, shopping and restaurant amenities
  • Hair salon for men and women

A woman in a wheelchair with a face mask in a salon.

  • Podiatry
  • Interest groups: mahjong, bridge, book club, poetry club, men’s group
  • Resident involvement by means of committees and a Council
  • Community outreach

“My husband and I recently arrived at the Savannah airport without his ID. There is a procedure in place for such occasions so he was able to get on the plane. However, we did not want to go thru this in Miami, a much bigger airport. I called Administration from the plane and the next day my husband’s wallet (extracted from his car by one of our drivers) arrived via Federal Express. Once again, we congratulated ourselves for having made the move to The Marshes!”