Residential care.
A beautiful place to live, with care built around the person. Personalized support, familiar routines and people who know Mom or Dad.
Talk to us about Mom or Dad
A home, with the help they need.
Mom or Dad isn’t defined by the help they need. Care should provide that help while protecting as much normal life, independence and personality as possible.
A comfortable bedroom, a favorite place to sit and meals they enjoy. Living areas, dining spaces, gardens and the ocean are part of the home. People make the care personal.
Someone knows how Dad takes his coffee. Someone notices Mom seems quieter today. That attention matters alongside the help with everyday tasks.
Familiar routines.
People who know you.
Keep the routines that make life feel familiar: breakfast at the time they prefer, music they enjoy and conversation with people who know them.
Caregivers help with daily life while shared meals and companionship make room for being together. Your family stays involved through visits and regular communication.
A comfortable
place of their own.
This residence has six bedrooms, with shared living and dining areas. We look at the room, accessibility and daily support that would suit Mom or Dad.
Outdoor life
on the North Coast.
Warmth, ocean air, gardens and outdoor meals are part of life here. A morning outside or lunch with family can be as important as the daily care routine.
Visit for lunch, spend an afternoon together or explore living nearby. Tell us about the family pet, too.
Explore life on the North CoastBuild the care around the person.
Begin with daily routines, personal assistance, mobility and medical needs. We learn what Mom or Dad enjoys, where they need help and what your family is currently managing.
Dunmore also helps coordinate the practical pieces around care, including appointments, transportation, medication information and communication with treating professionals.
An individual assessment helps us understand whether residential care is right for your family and what support it should include.
Before you decide.
Could this be the right home for Mom or Dad?
Start with a conversation about your family, daily life and the support you need.