Wesley Hills

Wesley Hills is a single-story senior living community where staff can help move residents from bed to wheelchair and are there all day and night for emergencies, so there's help anytime someone needs it, and meals are made on-site with quality ingredients, plus there's plenty of spaces like lounges, common areas, and outdoor spots to meet or just relax. Residents get assisted living, memory care, and independent living options, with private rooms or one-bedroom patio homes, and all apartments have their own kitchens, heating, air systems, and utilities included in the rent. The building has green tech like LED lights, offers onsite laundry, a full community activity center, a library, and even a big screen TV with a Wii in the entertainment room, and there's an emergency call system installed for added safety. Certified staff help with things like diabetes care, incontinence care, and support residents with dementia or Alzheimer's, plus they've won service awards and have special certifications in dementia care, social work, maintenance, and fair housing. The staff at Wesley Hills help with everyday things like maintenance, housekeeping, and even offer transportation for shopping trips or special activities, while an on-site Care Manager can connect residents with city, county, and state services if they need more support. There are plenty of fitness programs like a walking club and group exercises, and residents can join educational classes about health, smoking cessation, money, or support for Alzheimer's and dementia, most run by certified leaders, so there's something for the body, mind, and emotions. For social gatherings or quiet time, the indoor and outdoor spaces work well, and the calendar includes devotional exercises, worship services, and special programs that promote social interaction for all. The community backs Golden Cross Senior Ministry initiatives, supports people in financial emergencies or facing homelessness, and offers things like community Christmas meals. Wesley Hills stays non-smoking and has adaptable apartments for people with disabilities, along with staff who keep their certifications up to date, and the facility has received several awards for quality and service coordination, including the Communities of Quality and Excellence in Service Coordination honors. The 23 one-bedroom patio homes, along with studio and apartment options, give people a choice in how they want to live, and emergency call systems and 24/7 staff coverage mean there's always help nearby. Common amenities like a library, community center, and onsite commodity distribution meet the everyday needs of residents, all while keeping things safe, supportive, and easy to manage.