Charter Senior Living of Fredericksburg sits on HeartFields Lane with a peaceful courtyard and plenty of outdoor space, and you'll find residents enjoying things like stretching classes, Tai Chi, yoga, and chair yoga, but also a bunch of educational lectures and community service programs that get folks together, and there's cooking classes, group outings, trivia games, and other activities going on, making daily life as social or as quiet as anyone likes. The place has both indoor and outdoor common areas where people can visit, relax, or join group activities, and if someone wants to freshen up, the full-service beauty salon and barber shop stand ready. Private living spaces make things comfortable and give plenty of room, and there's a special place in the building called Flourish where memory care is set up for folks with Alzheimer's or dementia, and this area's secured and built just for safety and comfort, plus staff uses bracelets with alarms and a computer system to help prevent wandering so families know their loved ones are safe.
Dining's handled quite seriously with restaurant-style seating and meals that a professional chef prepares, and they offer special diets-low/no salt, low/no sugar, and all of that-so even people who need to watch what they eat won't go hungry or have to worry too much because choices are there, and you'll often hear the kitchen buzzing as meals are made three times a day. People here get help with personal care like dressing, grooming, bathing, and also medication management, which covers overseeing insulin injections and blood sugar tests for those living with diabetes, and anyone who needs reminders or extra help using the restroom or with incontinence will find attentive staff to give just the right level of support. You find nurses and caregivers present 24 hours a day, so if anything comes up at any hour, someone's always ready to respond, and activity directors are on hand to keep life interesting and schedule programs.
Charter Senior Living of Fredericksburg accepts seniors who want to stay independent but need some help with daily things, and they can handle stand-by assistance and even residents who need one or two people to help transfer or need a mechanical lift, so if care needs increase, residents can stay without having to move elsewhere. Memory care's got its own secure area set apart from the rest of the building, and this helps keep it calm for folks who need extra security and quiet, handled by a team trained for behavioral and special care, and they can accept residents at risk of wandering or who sometimes act out physically, without turning people away for being a little tricky to care for like some places might. Pets, like a dog or cat, might be allowed for company, and the property stays locked down but open 24/7 so family and friends can visit without worry about hours.
The philosophy here's to keep people active and thriving, so they partner with Joe & Bella to offer easy-to-wear clothes for those who have trouble with standard buttons, and lots of the programs-whether it's fitness with trainers, chair yoga, or walks around landscaped grounds-are made to boost wellness. The building's laid out for clear walking, with wide-open living, dining, and activity rooms, plus a small country store and a lively cafe where people can meet up. Services stretch from basic residential and assisted living care to focused memory care, and everything adjusts as needed, so if someone needs more help over time, the care ramps up with them. There's no skilled nursing, but if outside healthcare is needed, help's given to work with outside providers. The whole community is family-owned, and the executive team has plenty of experience, which means things run smoothly and changes happen when needed. Short-term stays for respite or rehab can be arranged, and the activity calendar is always full. All of this sits under a mission to support residents, families, and staff with heart, purpose, and a bit of fun in every day, always aiming to keep spirits up and make life easier on everyone.