Country Meadows Of Wyomissing II sits in a quiet spot overlooking Tulpehocken Creek in Wyomissing, Pennsylvania, and has room for up to 166 residents in a mix of studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and suite apartments designed for older adults, some with private bathrooms and extra safety features, some fully furnished, and some with shared living options for couples or friends. The community offers several senior care options all in one place, so folks can start out living independently, then move to assisted living, memory care, or skilled nursing when they need more help, making it a true continuing care retirement community. The staff takes care of meals, with one or two prepared every day, and can adjust recipes for special diets like diabetes, as well as help with bathing, dressing, medication, and other daily tasks, and there's specialized care for dementia, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, or incontinence. They try to make things easy with monthly rentals and no large entry fees, and couples can share rooms or live side by side, even taking pets along because the place is pet-friendly.
Inside, residents have access to a whole bunch of amenities like a library, arts and crafts room, movie room, dining room, computer center, beauty salon, and fitness areas run by a fitness professional, plus porches and gardens outside for those who like fresh air. The place has scheduled transportation for doctor visits and outings, a regular calendar of games, crafts, entertainment, friendship events, holiday parties, and day trips, and there's always someone around to help with moving in, daily needs, and making sure everything stays safe and clean, with 24-hour staff, a call system, and secure entry. There's a laundry service, housekeeping, apartment cleaning, and maintenance checks, and families are always welcome to visit and take part in special gatherings, birthday celebrations, or planning consultations, so they can stay part of their loved one's day-to-day life.
People who need extra help with memory problems or special health concerns get care from staff who know how to handle unique challenges, and the memory support program offers all-day structure, special activities, and close supervision in safe surroundings. Nurses and doctors check in on everyone regularly with assessments every month to make sure care changes with residents' needs, whether it's restorative therapy and skilled nursing or lighter support. Meals, games, entertainment, and fitness activities fill the days for active seniors who want to keep their independence but like having help available and the comfort of knowing they won't have to move somewhere else if their health needs change. The community welcomes all kinds of people, hosts group activities, welcomes pets, and tries to maintain a friendly feel, and since US News & World Report recognized them for their memory care two years in a row, many feel confident it's a solid choice for seniors and families seeking different levels of care in one location without the stress of moving when life changes.
