Daily life

What a week here actually looks like

Your parent can eat in the dining room under the vaulted beams, spend time by the piano or settle into one of the shared sitting rooms.

Main dining room at McLoughlin Place with a vaulted ceiling, exposed beams, a stone column and orange and grey chairs

Chef-prepared dining

Your parent can sit down to meals cooked on site and served in the dining room. Groceries and cooking are no longer theirs to manage.

Bistro lounge at McLoughlin Place with an upright piano beside a fireplace and soft seating

A calendar worth showing up for

Most days have something on the calendar. The piano and fireplace make the bistro lounge a comfortable place to join in.

Billiards room at McLoughlin Place with a pool table and bookshelves along the wall

Common rooms to use

The pool table, bookshelves and sitting rooms give your parent places to spend time beyond the apartment.

Stay close

Know how today went, even when you can't be there.

McLoughlin Place uses LifeLoop, an app that keeps families connected to daily life here. You get updates on your parent's day from your phone, wherever you live.

What families see in the app

Updates on your parent's day-to-day activities.
Photos, videos, and messages with your parent and staff.
The community calendar, so you know what's coming up.

Resident apartment living room at McLoughlin Place with a television, a sofa, framed pictures and personal belongings

One community, two levels of care

If your parent needs more help, it is a shorter move

A resident's apartment shows something the polished common rooms cannot. A sofa, a television, framed pictures and personal belongings on the shelves make it look like home.

Assisted living and memory care are in one location. If your parent needs a different level of support later, the move stays within the community. Independent living is not offered here.

levels of care

apartment home styles

24/7

Staff on site

Care, cost and visiting, in plain terms

Assisted living

Your parent has a private apartment, with help for the daily routines that have become difficult.

$4,909

See assisted living

Memory care

A room and shared spaces for a parent living with memory loss.

$6,353

See memory care

Dining and housekeeping

Meals are cooked on site, and apartment upkeep is included.

Included

What is included

Tours seven days

Visits are available every day, with time to see the rooms in person.

7 days

Plan a visit

Assisted living

Assisted living apartments and what they cost

Studio and one bedroom apartment homes are available to select from, both with a full bath, and memory care has its own room choices.

Studio

$4,909 a month

1 bath

One Bedroom

$5,891 a month

1 bath

Rates shown are current starting prices. Availability can be discussed when a tour is booked.

See assisted living in full

Sitting room at McLoughlin Place with two grey sofas and pink armchairs around a low oval table beneath a bank of windows

Memory care

How families here start memory care

Call and tell us what is happening
Call us. A first conversation can happen without paperwork in hand.
Walk the memory care neighborhood
A visit gives you time in the rooms and shared spaces before any decision is made.
Go through the rate in writing
The rate can be set out in writing, so what it covers is clear before any commitment.
Move in without leaving the community later
For a parent already in assisted living here, memory care is in the same location.

Fall protection

If your parent falls, staff know right away.

McLoughlin Place uses SafelyYou Safety AI™. A sensor in your parent's bedroom detects falls with over 99% accuracy and alerts the care team. Staff review what happened, and SafelyYou's remote doctors, nurses, and therapists help them prevent the next fall.

40% fewer falls and 80% fewer fall-related ER visits in communities using SafelyYou.

Source: SafelyYou