Arbor Terrace Waugh Chapel has a three-story building with steel and concrete construction, sits next to a wooded conservation area on the South and West sides, and has a parking lot wrapping around the North and East, so getting around's easy enough whether folks want to walk outside or need covered parking, and inside there's 79,500 square feet of space with apartment-style units that come as studios, one bedrooms, two bedrooms, private or semi-private, and all have kitchenettes, private bathrooms, and plenty of closet space, plus furnished apartments if wanted, with cable TV, individual temperature controls, and even barrier-free features for those who use wheelchairs or walkers. The community offers a range of care from independent senior living for those 55 and over to assisted living and memory care in areas like the Bridges Neighborhood (made just for folks in the early stages of memory loss), as well as skilled nursing on site, so if someone needs a little or a lot of help-from meals and laundry to more hands-on daily support and medication management-they're covered, and staff provides 24-hour supervision along with services like incontinence care.
Meals are served in dedicated dining areas with choices like a bistro and a cafe snack area, and there's housekeeping, linen, and laundry services handled for all residents, though laundry rooms are also there for folks who want to do their own wash. Shared community spaces include a library, game room, lounge, and computer room, while a fitness center and gym provide ways to stay active, and a hair salon is there for regular haircuts. Outdoor terraces and sitting areas let people relax or visit with family, and guest accommodations make it easy when relatives come to stay. Safety and comfort are top priorities, but Arbor Terrace Waugh Chapel honors each resident's individuality and tries to create meaningful connections by offering lots of social, educational, and recreational activities throughout the day. Pets are allowed, which means people can keep their companions with them, and storage areas help with extra belongings. The whole community is designed so folks can age in place, moving from independent living to more help or memory care as needed, and transportation services let residents get to appointments, shopping, or events, which helps everyone stay connected and active in their own way.
