Lytton Gardens relies on some basic levels of cooperation and participation from our residents in Assisted Living. These behaviors serve not only the good of individual residents, but also the productivity and well-being of our community as a whole.

1. Cooperation in daily living activities such as dressing, personal hygiene and picking up after him/herself.
   
   
2. Participation in the activities program provided.
   
   
3. Eating meals in the dining room, which is important for health, mobility and socialization. In-room dining is available in case of illness.
   
   
4. Cooperation with taking medications and acceptance of doctor’s orders.