Legacy at Grande Vie sits on a quiet campus with peaceful gardens, a beautiful courtyard, and easy places to sit outdoors and enjoy the view, and you'll find the grounds pretty well kept. The community feels homey and cozy with friendly, joyful staff who try to help and support residents, and folks often gather in the common rooms like the library, lounge, or dining area. This place has studio and one-bedroom apartments, with independent living, assisted living, and enhanced memory care all in the same spot, and Legacy at Village Wood shares the campus and offers more apartments for independent seniors, which lets people stay in one familiar place even as needs change over the years.
Legacy at Grande Vie can support around 110 residents, and there are more than 240 beds across the multilevel building, and almost 80 employees help provide round-the-clock care. The licensed adult care here covers all kinds of care including independent living for active seniors, daily personal care help as part of assisted living, and full memory care for adults living with Alzheimer's or dementia, often called The Bridge or Caring House Memory Care Community. They have medication management and emergency care, so you know help's close by if something happens, and you'll find services like on-site pedicures, podiatry, laundry, and maintenance. Residents can bring pets, use transportation for errands or trips, and staff handle chores and meals.
Special programs and resources like Watermark for Kids and The Bridge support families, friends, and memory care needs. The community is certified by the New York State Department of Health, and Watermark Retirement Communities manages operations, though the facility remains family-owned and operated.
Recently, Legacy at Grande Vie let everyone know about a planned closure due to the need for big investments in the future. All residents, staff, families, and officials received proper notice, refunds for prepaid rent are available, and the community offers help for families facing the transition. Staff and support remain on site for the time being as residents and families make their choices about new arrangements.
Amenities include well-stocked common rooms, personalized help with daily living, laundry, and a secure memory care area designed so folks don't get confused or wander off. Independent seniors can stay active with social events and outings, and staff support ranges from day care and short-term stays to full assisted living and memory care. You'll find the atmosphere friendly, calm, and set up to make life easier as people get older, and even though the future is uncertain right now, the staff continue to focus on helping everyone through the changes ahead.
