Wheatfield Commons - A DePaul Senior Living Community is the highest-rated senior community in North Tonawanda, with an average review score of 9.3 out of 10, sitting about 2.4 miles from the town itself in a quiet, park-like corner of Pendleton. This single-floor community has 114 beds and offers studio and suite layouts, each with its own well-equipped bathroom, making it easy for residents to move around and feel comfortable. The building has indoor common spaces, cozy private dining rooms, nice living areas, and decorated dining spaces where residents can gather for nutritious meals cooked by chefs and planned with health in mind.
The community is set up to provide several kinds of care, all on a single level, including assisted living, independent living, memory care, long-term care and skilled nursing, adult day services, respite care, an ALP Program, hospice care, and both Medicare-certified home health care and non-medical home care. The memory care wing is made to help residents with Alzheimer's or dementia by giving support that reduces confusion and keeps them safe. Staff help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, and taking medicine, and mental health services are also available. There's a focus on independence and respect for every person, with changes and support matched to what each resident needs.
Wheatfield Commons is part of the DePaul network and sits among trees, near shops, restaurants, and places of worship. There's a strong sense of friendliness, and the staff create a caring, welcoming place where residents can enjoy both indoor and offsite events meant to keep bodies and minds active. Community scores reflect reviews, neighborhood safety, and quality of life. The community also offers devotional activities and features for people who may need help with mobility, diabetes, or incontinence. Affordable housing choices and well-kept rooms support many care needs. This is a place where seniors can find help, comfort, and a personal touch, all while being able to keep their dignity and have a say in their daily life.