The Landing of Winder

The Landing of Winder, located across from Appalachee High School, is a locally owned and operated senior living community set to open in Fall 2020, and it has 48 beds, with 16 memory care studios and 32 assisted living suites so seniors can choose the space that fits their needs, though most information about the facility isn't available because of a server connection error. This community offers different living options like independent living for healthy seniors who want an active lifestyle, assisted living for those needing help with daily tasks, transitional care for health changes, and memory care for residents with cognitive challenges including Alzheimer's Disease, Parkinson's, and similar conditions, all under the care of a Certified Dementia Practitioner, with areas secured at all times to keep memory care residents safe. Residents get the support of trained, friendly staff available around the clock, certified medication management, and person-centered care meant to help them age in place with as much independence as possible, and families can also use respite care for short-term relief with help available from a quick visit to extended stays. The Landing of Winder prides itself on keeping the place clean and well-maintained, providing housekeeping and laundry, home health care, therapy, meals, and a beauty and spa service including an on-site salon, the Odyssey spa, and a resident-operated store for daily needs or special treats. Resort-style features are spread throughout the community, from private dining rooms for small group events to indoor common areas, a theater, chapel, gardens, fitness center, and areas dedicated to social and community events, which run daily to support residents' social, spiritual, physical, emotional, and intellectual well-being, with activities inside or outside the facility. The staff uses technology through partners like iN2L, My Charlie, and Accushield for things like cognitive therapy, healthcare monitoring, and safety, so residents can stay safe and engaged, and there's a nurse call system to help keep track of residents' needs at any time, plus a digital visitor check-in for added security. Residents who need more support for memory loss live in their own secured wing called Odyssey Memory Care, featuring its own dining area, activity rooms, sitting areas, and sunroom, all planned with help from a Certified Dementia Practitioner, with structured programs that encourage community involvement and outings. Meals are prepared for all residents, and everyone has access to cable TV, internet, phone, and other utilities as part of standard amenities, so no one needs to worry about arranging extra services just to stay comfortable. Management stays involved in day-to-day operations, and the care philosophy follows principles like compassion, awareness, and respect, aiming for a home-like, relaxed, and fun environment for seniors starting a new chapter in life.