LiveWell @ Wessex sits in a peaceful, pretty part of Cary, North Carolina, and offers a small home setting where no more than six residents live together at a time, which makes the care feel very personal and family-like, with staff getting to know each person and helping them with their exact needs. The community offers assisted living and memory care, with a big focus on Alzheimer's and dementia support, using familiar routines and tailored plans that line up with each person's background, interests, and the help they want, whether that's with bathing, getting dressed, or remembering to take medicine. People live in private or shared rooms with easy access to shared areas for things like meals, visiting, and group activities, and the whole building is single-story, which makes it easier to get around. There's a Registered Nurse in charge, the staff-to-resident ratio is kept at 1 to 3, and they use safety measures such as fire-sprinkler systems and wander guard checks, but the memory care rooms stay non-locked.
Residents get regular meals, help with daily activities, and options for activities like music therapy, dance, gardening, and visits from pets and children, and sometimes get involved in community service projects, so there are a lot of ways for people to stay busy or relax as they want. The facility supports different levels of care, so seniors can stay at LiveWell @ Wessex even if their health needs change, and families can also get in-home care services if staying in a familiar setting is best. There's a focus on care that treats aging as a journey, giving everyone respect, dignity, and a good chance to make new memories, learn new things, or simply enjoy moments each day. Transportation services are available for doctor's appointments or errands, and the building offers internet, cable TV, housekeeping, laundry, and meals so residents don't have to worry about those things. With outdoor spaces, small group living, and staff who work to build real relationships with residents, LiveWell @ Wessex tries to create a comfortable, secure, and friendly place for seniors, especially those who need a little extra help or memory support as they age.
