Windrose at Woburn sits at 857 Main Street in Woburn, Massachusetts and serves as a continuing care retirement community with a focus on both security and independence for its residents, sitting right by Ferullo Field and less than a mile from exit 35 on Route 95, which makes visits easy, and the whole place has a medium size with 35 thoughtfully designed suites set in an intimate, calm setting that gives off a warm and nurturing vibe. Windrose at Woburn specializes in assisted living and memory care with a secure environment, so families dealing with Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia can feel comforted knowing their loved one receives support meant just for them, including personalized daily care, a research-proven rhythm to every day, and even advanced therapies like BBET and a holistic ThriveCare program that keeps each person in mind. The staff stays available around the clock and is made up of licensed, dementia-trained professionals who help with things like bathing, dressing, and medication management while keeping an eye on everyone day and night using a 24-hour call system, and if more help is needed, they've also got extended nursing care, a physician, dietitian, psychiatrist, pharmacy, and podiatry services all on site.
Meals come prepared with special diets in mind through a culinary program that aims for both health and enjoyment, and you'll see a dining area with an in-room kitchen, bright common spaces full of natural light, and a patio, garden, or walking paths for time outside. Residents can visit the onsite salon, library, or use the Wi-Fi to connect with family through the CONNECT platform or Connected Living, which works as a digital engagement tool for residents and their loved ones. The activity program is full, offering scheduled daily, community-sponsored, and resident-run activities, movie nights, educational sessions, support groups for families, and a range of social, entertainment, and wellness activities, all designed to help residents stay busy and connected, plus special videos and tapes on hand for therapeutic needs, devotional services, and a structured daily rhythm built for memory support.
Memory care sits at the heart of what Windrose at Woburn does, with programs like ThriveCare focused on routine, predictability, and advanced communication, all tailored to help ease confusion, prevent wandering, and let people with dementia feel secure and at home, and the care approach and therapy program, which have been recognized nationally, use a mindful, non-drug approach to support residents' well-being. Suites are available in a variety of layouts so residents can personalize their space, and the environment itself feels secure, peaceful, and easily accessible, with ramps and Wi-Fi throughout, outdoor seating, and thoughtfully arranged common areas. Onsite therapies cover physical, occupational, and speech needs, and the dining program is research-based for those dealing with dementia or special dietary needs, while meals can also be arranged for families who want to visit and eat together.
The starting price for memory care is $9,495, with a one-time community fee of $6,000, and there are several payment options available, plus photos and tours if families want to see the place or talk to staff who can answer questions and help everyone get comfortable with what to expect. The community is serious about helping people feel like they belong and supports not only its residents but also their families, offering education, support groups, and regular updates. Windrose at Woburn doesn't try to be fancy, but puts most of its effort into making sure every person feels safe, cared for, and free to enjoy a good quality of life.
