The Villa at Westhampton: A Willow Ridge Senior Living Community sits on 10 acres along Old Country Road in Westhampton, NY, and you can find it just a short trip from the Village of Westhampton Beach and the Hamptons beaches, so the views are often picturesque with sprawling lawns, shade trees, walking paths, and gardens that many residents enjoy year-round. The community started back in 2017 as part of Willow Ridge Senior Living, LLC, and has about 15 employees, including a Director of Environmental Services named Bob Okray, a Director of Marketing named Karen Letterman, and a Server named Scott Thompson. The community focuses on assisted living, independent living, and specialized memory care, which means seniors can get support with daily activities like bathing, dressing, supervision, medication management, and programs made for those with mild cognitive impairments, especially since it's licensed as a Special Needs Assisted Living Residence.
Residents can choose from private or semi-private suites with large windows and garden views, and spend time in shared spaces like the gym, a hair salon, country kitchen, arts and crafts center, private dining room for small groups, and game room for things like billiards, while regular transportation takes folks to medical appointments or grocery shopping. There's a 24-hour emergency alert system, call buttons in suites, and a medical suite for health needs, which helps many families feel a bit more at ease. The daily routine here includes restaurant-style meals from menus made with a dietician's input, cleaning and laundry services, and a recreation program that offers educational, social, and cultural activities throughout the month, with an updated calendar of events and outings. People who live here have access to nearby shops like CVS Pharmacy, Whitney's Delicatessen, or Starbucks, and some like to visit the Westhampton Performing Arts Center or go out for a walk in parks close by.
The buildings have a classic look, and common areas tend to bring people together for crafts, games, or conversation, while outside, the gardens and walking paths give space for fresh air and peaceful views. Legal protections help ensure fair treatment for LGBTQ individuals regarding housing and employment, including protections for orientation, gender identity, and source of income. Reviews from residents and their families average a score of 9.0 out of 12 posted online, and the facility also offers virtual tours for folks who can't visit in person. Floor plans vary, and each apartment has scenic garden views, giving residents a sense of comfort and space. This is a place made for older adults wanting a calm setting with support close by, some independence, and plenty of opportunities to get involved in activities or spend a quiet day in nature, and you can learn more about the community and see photos or tour videos on their website.
