Avendelle Assisted Living at Weaver Crossing in Apex, NC, sits on peaceful grounds with tidy gardens, blooming flowers, and spots to relax both inside and out, and you'll often see residents visiting with friends and family or watching the birds in the yard, plus there's a nice walking path and little herb gardens like rosemary so the place always smells fresh when you step outside. The community keeps things homey and small, focusing on a handful of residents to help everyone feel connected, and the staff work around the clock so folks can get help whenever they need it, whether someone wants a hand getting dressed in the morning, needs medication reminders, or just wants some company for a chat. Every room is private and comes furnished, with its own bathroom, big windows to let in light, and easy access for wheelchairs or walkers, and there are special showers and ramps to make moving around simple and safe for everyone.
Meals are made using fresh ingredients, and the kitchen is ready for special diets, like low sodium, diabetic, or vegetarian, so you rarely hear someone complain about food, and there are snacks for people who like to eat on their own schedule instead of at a set time in the dining room. Housekeeping and laundry make things easy so residents can spend their time as they wish. There's transportation for doctor visits and a staff that coordinates with nurses or healthcare providers, so residents don't have to worry when they need extra medical help or want to go out into the community for a trip or a holiday party.
Besides assisted living, Avendelle Assisted Living at Weaver Crossing also has memory care services for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, along with non-ambulatory care for those who can't get around easily, which means families don't have to worry if their loved one's needs change over time since the same people can keep helping. The staff are friendly and attentive, and you'll see beauticians stop by for haircuts or a visit now and then, while most afternoons have something going on, from stretching classes and trivia games to birthday parties, barbecue dinners, and movie nights. There are even pet-friendly programs, so residents' little dogs or cats can be part of daily life, which helps make Weaver Crossing feel less like an institution and more like a real home shared by a group of friends. The community receives high marks for quality and safety, and while it isn't flashy, it's earned awards like Best of Senior Living and the Best of Senior Living All Star, plus it's known for keeping a clean, cheerful atmosphere with helpful, English-speaking staff on hand at all hours, and most reviews mention that the staff take the time to get to know each resident, which makes everyone feel included and comfortable from the first day.
