Latham Assisted Living Home

Photo gallery

The house, as it actually looks.

These are the actual rooms — not a model, not staged. What you see here is what you’ll see when you walk in. That said, pictures only tell you so much, and we’d rather you came and saw for yourself.

The open living room at Latham, with cream reclining sofas, blue and yellow cushions, and a wall-mounted television
The living room, where most of the day happens
The long white dining table at Latham set with eight cushioned chairs, beside a coffee station and a door to the patio
Everyone eats together, at one table
A view through Latham from the entry hall into the white kitchen, with the dining table visible beyond
Kitchen, dining room and living room all open into one another
A private resident bedroom at Latham with a single bed, a bedside lamp on each side, and a large curtained window
A private room, ready for a new resident
A spacious shared bedroom at Latham with two twin beds, matching bedside lamps, and a dresser for each resident
A shared room — each resident gets their own dresser and nightstand
A shared bedroom at Latham where one bed is covered with a hand-stitched quilt and a resident’s stuffed toy sits against the pillow
Residents bring their own things — quilts, photographs, whatever makes it theirs
A shared bedroom at Latham with two twin beds made up in yellow and gray, lit by a window between them
Residents choose their own bedding and pictures
A resident room at Latham with an adjustable care bed, a wooden dresser, and a recliner beside the window
Adjustable care beds are available in any room
Two twin beds in a shared room at Latham in the evening, with warm lamplight on the bedside tables
Evenings in a shared room
A resident bedroom at Latham with a patchwork quilt on the bed, a tall dresser, and a wall clock
Room for real furniture, not just a bed

Pictures can’t tell you everything.

You can’t tell from a photo whether a home is quiet, whether it smells right, or how the staff talk to residents when they think no one’s listening. Come and see.

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