The Woodland provides different types of senior living, including independent living cottages, assisted living units, memory care, and long-term nursing care, so people can move in and have their needs met as things change without leaving the community, and they have trained aides and staff watching over everyone twenty-four hours a day for emergencies and help with daily living, even something as simple as moving from the bed to a wheelchair or more involved care like managing diabetes or other health needs like post-surgery rehab, cardiac care, and dementia. The community has a big range of common indoor spaces, like club and game rooms, a chapel, a movie theater, a courtyard, and a parlor, with dining rooms for social meals and a Bistro for casual eating, and people can get together in the Community Center for events like birthday parties, or just enjoy time in the garden room, while chefs cook healthy meals every day, even with options for kosher and vegetarian diets. Residents can pick from studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, or semi-private rooms, and some units have full kitchens, tubs, or are on the ground floor for easier access if someone uses a walker or wheelchair, and there are pet-friendly options too, with internet and cable in-room for comfort.
Outside, there are trips and offsite activities arranged by a full-time activity director, plus gardens to walk, and an inviting pool, and the wellness center runs exercise and recreational therapy, including restorative programs and even therapy with the Wii, while the salon offers grooming and styling. People can take part in EngageLife events, devotionals, or join field trips and the calendar's always got something new, whether somebody likes clubs, crafts, or simply looking for companionship. There's a focus on safe memory care with secure dementia units and special programs for folks with Alzheimer's or related conditions, with therapy and structure designed to limit confusion and help residents stay comfortable.
The Woodland supports different payment types, such as private pay, insurance, Social Security, veteran's benefits, and Medicaid or Medicare, and the fees get divided by care level, room type, community entry, respite stays, and add-ons like a second person or higher care needs, so people are charged for the help they need and not for things they don't. There are also outpatient rehab options for those who want physical, occupational, or speech therapy without moving in, plus skilled nursing support and medication management, and respite care for short stays if caregivers need a break. Transportation gets provided, parking's available, and folks who want to practice their faith can attend onsite devotional services. There's special help for veterans through VA benefits, a dedicated catering team that even makes themed cakes for celebrations, and community tours for anyone who wants to look around before deciding. Everything's set up to help people stay as independent and comfortable as possible through different stages of aging.
