Fern Hill is a facility located in Burlington, Vermont, that primarily offers independent living for its residents. It is designed to provide a comfortable and supportive environment for individuals who are able to live independently yet seek the convenience of community living. The facility aims to cater to the personal and social needs of its residents by providing organized activities and on-site services.

In terms of staffing and ancillary services, Fern Hill employs a range of staff members to ensure the smooth operation of the facility and to cater to the needs of its residents. While the focus at Fern Hill is on independent living, residents have access to trained staff who are available to assist with non-medical needs and coordinate additional services if required.

For residents requiring incontinence care, the facility provides discreet support through trained staff who assist in managing personal hygiene needs, ensuring residents maintain their independence and dignity.

For individuals who are non-ambulatory, Fern Hill ensures accessibility throughout the facility with user-friendly features like ramps and elevators. Although direct medical care is not the primary focus, the staff is trained to offer appropriate support as needed and coordinate with outside medical professionals to ensure mobility equipment, such as wheelchairs, is properly accommodated.

Regarding diabetes care, while Fern Hill does not offer intensive medical diabetes management, staff can help residents manage their condition by coordinating with external healthcare providers. Residents can access nearby medical facilities in Burlington for treatment and consultations. The community structure also supports a healthy lifestyle with options for balanced nutrition and fitness activities.

Costs at this community start at $0 and range up to $0. The average price in the community is $0, which is less than the average price in the area of $6,988. The cost of independent living in this area is essentially the same as the cost throughout the state. If the resident needs other services, additional services may increase the monthly cost.