Preston Building

Preston is named after the 19th-century Quaker activist and physician, Ann Preston. Its layout affords residents opportunities to enjoy natural light and open spaces. Two gardens, complete with walking paths, surround the grounds and supplement our horticultural therapy program. Here residents enjoy time outside in nature. They may also plant flowers and vegetables.

Preston also features new, state-of-the-art amenities. Dedicated spaces, including an art room, library, fitness room and hair salon enrich residents’ lives. Residents have opportunities for rehabilitative therapies through our award-winning program.

Twenty private apartments host residents in need of secure memory care. The new wing, named Bartram Way, is designed to maintain a sense of autonomy; as well as continuous learning, personal fulfillment and independence. In addition, the memory care neighborhood will connect directly to a private garden. Here residents are able to enjoy the natural world in a safe and engaging area.