Dudneywood Assisted Living has been locally owned and operated since 1999 and welcomes adults aged 55 and older who want care centered around independence, privacy, and choice, letting people bring their own personality and lifestyle with them, and you'll see that they stay open around the clock, every day of the year, with dedicated staff on hand who help with daily living, medication management, and personalized care needs, whether someone needs skilled nursing, independent living, assisted living, memory care, respite, or continuing care, and people can find services for residents who have disabilities or certain illnesses, and if family needs to check out the place, there are scheduled tours available, and transportation is offered, too, if folks want to get around town safely.
Residents lead many activities and regular events, so everyone can get to know each other and socialize every day, and if someone wants quiet time, there's a library to read in or a movie theater for something light, and folks who like to keep their hands busy can use the arts room, while others might enjoy fitness programs or walk outside in the common area where it's easy to relax and watch the day go by, and pets are welcome here, so people don't have to give up that kind of company if they don't want to.
The building's single-story makes it easier to move about, and there's an emergency alert system for everyone's safety, and a care philosophy based on the National Center for Assisted Living Ten Principles of Care, which says things like dignity, respect, privacy, independence, and staying involved matter for each person's happiness, and the facility works hard to keep the environment safe, comfortable, and welcoming, so people feel at ease, whether they're making friends, joining events, or spending quiet time alone, and there are simple meal, activity, and recreation programs, along with one- and two-bedroom units, and home care services if people want or need that, plus information on using VA Aid Attendance or Medicaid Living Choices Waiver to help with payment, and the staff focus on keeping care cost-effective and quality-driven, emphasizing both dignity and the individual choices of residents.
