Wynnfield Crossing sits at 1729 Wabash Avenue in Rochester, Indiana, and is surrounded by big leafy trees, with Lake Manitou close by, so if you like nature or a good walk there are gardens, walking trails, and outdoor spaces that the folks keep in good shape, and you can often find neighbors taking a stroll or sitting in the courtyard watching the birds. The community's part of Sonida Senior Living and is a member of the Fulton County Chamber of Commerce, and it covers several levels of care, including independent living if you want a social life with less worry, assisted living for folks who need a helping hand with things like bathing or dressing, memory care for those with Alzheimer's or dementia who need a safer space, skilled nursing for higher care needs, and even home care services for companionship and non-medical support. There's also the option for short-term respite care stays if someone's recovering or caregivers need a break.
The building has several floors, with apartments that come in different layouts like studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom units, some of them with walk-in closets, screened-in balconies, and full-size kitchens-especially in the bigger places-and if you're in a two-bedroom there's a washer and dryer right in your apartment, while everyone gets climate controls, smoke alarms, sprinklers, an emergency call button, and basic cable included, plus Wi-Fi. You'll see wide entryways for wheelchairs and walkers, rooms for folks with pets-though they don't allow cats and only small dogs under certain rules-and mailboxes with locks as well as guest parking, garages, and storage space if you need it.
Life there includes 24-hour staff and nurses on site for emergencies, and trained aides help with medication, bathing, grooming, and transfers if someone needs an . Housekeeping too, with cleaning every couple weeks, bathrooms cleaned weekly, linen service, and if you'd like, dry cleaning pickup and extra laundry help. They've got a busy calendar of activities-games, fitness classes, gardening, literary groups, regular outings around town, and programs to help folks connect-plus there's always the library, a grand piano, the chapel that's open around the clock, and an activity room. There's a computer area if you want to check email or keep up with the grandkids, and plenty of common rooms for visits.
Dining's handled in a big shared dining room with restaurant-style service and flexible meal plans serving nutritious dishes with an option for room service or private dining if you've got family visiting. People can count on transportation to appointments, shopping, or events, so even if you hung up your keys you're still getting out and about. Other perks include a salon, a spa hot tub, fitness equipment, and walking paths outside. If you need extra support, there's medication management, incontinence care, nutritional counseling, and all sorts of help with daily routines, so folks can keep some independence but count on the right level of help.
Mary Ellen Lowe serves as the Lifestyle Consultant if you want to talk about what you're looking for or see what the place offers. Past and present residents and their families have given Wynnfield Crossing good ratings, including a 9.7 from reviews, pointing out that people find the place friendly, the care staff attentive, and the environment active yet comfortable. Overall, Wynnfield Crossing gives older adults choices in independent and assisted living, memory care, and a home with access to the support they might need as their health changes.
