Legacy at Grande‘Vie

Legacy at Grande'Vie is a large senior living community with over 240 beds, set among well-kept gardens and a beautiful courtyard with comfortable outdoor spaces where folks often like to sit and talk, and the inside has a homey feel with a cozy lounge, a library, and a dining area where meals are served daily, but you'll also find studio and one-bedroom apartments if you want more privacy, and the Elan, Hacienda, Aurora, and Rhapsody collections offer different options for living arrangements, and there's maintenance provided so you don't have to worry about repairs, plus it's pet-friendly if you have a small animal for company, and there are transportation and concierge services if you need a ride or help with errands. The staff offers 24-hour support for residents who need help with daily things like bathing, dressing, and taking medicine, along with scheduled laundry and cleaning. The community also provides licensed assisted living and enhanced assisted living for those needing more care, there's on-site podiatry and pedicure services, and skilled nursing for anyone who needs medical help, plus transitional or short stays if someone's recovering or if a caregiver just needs a break. Legacy at Grande'Vie has a Caring House Memory Care Community with specialized programs and activities for folks with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, and they'll give individual attention and focus on keeping minds active. If someone is looking for adult day care, respite, or rehabilitation, those are available, too, and there are regular devotional services and social activities, with both indoor and outdoor options for entertainment and education to try to keep people's spirits up. The place is managed by Watermark Retirement Communities and has a connection with Legacy at Village Wood, which lets people stay on the same campus as their needs change, but lately the future of Legacy at Grande'Vie isn't certain because the building needs a lot of investment, and the community already told residents, families, and local officials about closing the facility, offering refunds to independent living residents who prepaid their rent, and helping everyone make the switch to new homes.