Chancellor's Village sits on 15 wooded acres and provides seniors with independent living, assisted living, and memory care options in a peaceful setting with a friendly, close-knit feel, and the community operates under Senior Lifestyle Corporation, which runs over 50 similar places across more than 10 states, so they've got a lot of experience behind their care. The apartments come as studios, semi-private, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom options, and the independent living apartments go up to 147 units while assisted living has 40 units, with floorplans featuring full kitchens with microwaves, dishwashers, and refrigerators, so residents can still cook if they want, though daily meals come prepared and served in a central dining room with dishes that meet different needs like kosher and vegetarian diets. Seniors can bring pets, enjoy a smoke-free indoor environment, and use resident parking or regular transportation which runs every day, though some trips may cost extra.
The staff helps with transferring, bathing, dressing, and medication management, plus diabetes care and insulin injections when needed, and they're available for emergencies around the clock. Chancellor's Village admits people with light or medium care needs, supports folks with bowel and bladder incontinence, and lets residents age in place by adjusting care as needs change, with separate pricing for the level of care, and there's respite care and hospice services, too. The community fee is a one-time cost, and there are fees for respite stays and higher care needs; they accept private pay, commercial insurance, Social Security, and veterans' benefits.
Activities go on all week with choices like yoga, stretching, weights and bands, card games like Mah-Jongg, bridge, poker, and other recreation such as Wii bowling, billiards, and arts and crafts, and residents can sign up for trips to casinos, dinner theaters, and other outings. They have a fitness center with trainers, a library, arts and crafts room, auditorium, and beauty salon/barber shop, plus outdoor and indoor meeting spots and common spaces for socializing, which create a welcoming place for visiting family or catching up with old friends. Programs like the Wellness Everyday Lifestyle focus on healthy routines, and there's a full calendar of social, educational, and entertaining activities, along with devotional services both onsite and offsite so most spiritual needs get addressed.
Doctors and dentists are on call, and therapy services like physical, occupational, or speech therapy are ready for those who need them. Every room and entrance is wheelchair accessible; showers have added safety features, and units provide emergency response pendants and systems for quicker help. Memory care in Chancellor's Village helps those with Alzheimer's and other dementias, aiming to lower confusion and keep residents safe from wandering. The staff brings years of experience, and they take care to keep the place quiet, clean, and fitted for seniors who still want their independence but also need a hand with some things; resources and information about planning care are also easy to access, so families don't have to wonder about what comes next. Amenities like internet access, planned group outings, and special community spaces mean life here feels full, comfortable, and as simple as possible, which really matters as time goes on.
