The Addison of Woodbourne Place gives seniors a choice of living options like studios, one-bedroom apartments, and deluxe units, all on one level, so you don't have to worry about stairs, and the apartments have kitchenettes, window coverings, and their own climate controls, which are nice for comfort, and each place includes an emergency response system and 24-hour staff, so help's always available if you need it, plus there's apartment and guest parking, so visitors can stop by easily. The community covers different levels of care in one place, serving people who need independent living, assisted living, memory care for those with memory problems, skilled nursing, and even continuing care so folks can stay as their needs change, and there's always a full care team with registered nurses on-site and on call around the clock, so support's never out of reach, and Resident Care Partners get to know each person's needs well.
Meals are served in a dining hall where people can enjoy three meals a day, chat with friends, or have guest meals, and there are private rooms for special occasions, which is handy for family gatherings, plus room service's available if you'd rather stay in, and the staff can fix vegetarian dishes too. The Addison has a lot of places to meet and relax, such as a lounge with a fireplace, a sunlit courtyard patio, a TV room, and a computer room, and you'll find spaces for games, hobbies, music, reading, and even a piano or organ for entertainment, while the activity schedule covers everything from health screenings, Tai Chi, and exercise classes to art, elevated outings, musical events, and beauty or nail treatments in the onsite salon, with the bistro and bar always offering snacks. They take care of laundry, dry cleaning, and housekeeping, so chores don't pile up, and you can call on services like grocery delivery and mail drops, and scheduled transportation's there for off-site errands or appointments.
The community's pet-friendly, so you don't have to leave four-legged friends behind, and the grounds have wildlife, patios, and nature access, with outside sitting areas for sunbathing or just relaxing. The Addison is wheelchair accessible and has features like handrails and walk-in showers, so it's easy to get around, and they host on-site religious services for different faiths, plus VA aid help for veterans, and even short-term and respite care for those recovering or giving caregivers a break. For health needs, there's in-person help with daily activities, medication reminders, and therapies like physical rehab, and hospice services for serious illness, and a licensed personal care program, number 139550, is in place for safety.
The staff speaks English and offers a warm, home-like atmosphere, with special programs for folks with Alzheimer's or other dementia, featuring secure memory care spaces to avoid wandering and confusion, and the social programs and Braini Health University keep minds active. The Addison's been recognized as a "Best of Senior Living" community, which shows they've earned praise for caring staff and good service, and the whole campus aims to give independence but always with support, so you can enjoy privacy and social time as you like, letting your own interests shape your days. Utilities, cable or satellite TV, and high-speed internet are covered, so life stays simple, and you won't have to fuss with bills.
