Walden III is a senior living community that's been around since 1987, right up on North Broadway in Wind Gap, and you'll find it set in a peaceful wooded neighborhood, in a single-story building so there aren't any steps or elevators to worry about, which makes getting around simpler for everybody. Residents live in tastefully furnished rooms with central air conditioning, and there are both independent living units for more active seniors and special personal care residences for people who need extra help each day. The grounds are spacious, and there's a garden and a library where folks can sit quietly or visit with friends. You'll see all sorts of activities planned, like games, Bible study, social hours, movies, regular outings, and exercise classes-sometimes it seems there's always something going on to help people make new friends and enjoy their days.
The place offers plenty of services, including housekeeping, laundry, and three home-cooked meals every day, all arranged by a kitchen staff who pay attention to any special nutrition needs, so residents get what they need at mealtimes, and staff make sure folks get any help they need with things like bathing, dressing, grooming, or taking medicine. Nurses do regular health checks, and there's always a team of caring people-house physicians, skilled nurses, and aides-available any hour of the day for support. Walden III offers both physical and occupational therapy, counseling, podiatry services, and even on-site lab work, so people don't have to travel far for medical care. For folks with Alzheimer's or dementia, there are secure spaces and special programs that focus on safety and comfort, and you'll find memory care services to help reduce confusion and prevent wandering.
The facility has safety in mind with fire protection, emergency call bells in every bedroom and bathroom, and 24-hour supervision so help is always close by, and there's transportation for doctor's visits or shopping. Apartments for seniors who want a bit of independence are right next to the main building and are designed to be both secure and comfortable. Walden III also arranges incontinence care, diabetic care, and non-ambulatory care if needed, and the nursing staff are trained to keep a close watch on medication and health needs, so nothing gets missed. There are programs for religious worship, wellness, social support, and even groups for things like managing stress, depression, anxiety, or providing advocacy and community resources-plus a few special touches, like outings and activities outside, which help keep everyone engaged.
People can stay short or long-term, and the main idea is to offer a worry-free place where residents are treated with dignity and their needs are handled with care and respect-but the community's also practical about support, making sure to keep things simple and clear for everyone who lives there.