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Promenade Middletown presents memory-care expansion and day program; planning board hears preliminary proposal, no action taken
Summary
Promenade Middletown representatives presented a preliminary plan to add memory-care capacity and a community day program at 60–78 Fulton Street. The board discussed parking, fire-truck access and required architectural review; no vote was taken at the Jan. 8 meeting.
Promenade Middletown representatives presented a preliminary expansion plan at the City of Middletown Planning Board’s Jan. 8 meeting, describing a project that would add memory-care facilities and a day program while not increasing overnight bed capacity. The board received the presentation and took no action; staff and board members identified items to address during formal application review.
Steven Laufer, a Promenade representative, said the facility serves many Middletown residents and that about 75% of Promenade employees live in the city. Laufer said the project aims to provide memory-care services and an on-site day program so residents with Alzheimer’s or dementia could be retained rather than discharged when their needs escalate.
Promenade’s team described two…
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