Watercrest Richmond sits in a three-story building and offers different living options for older adults, so there's assisted living, independent living, memory care, skilled nursing, continuing care retirement community services, and respite care if someone just needs a temporary stay, and you'll find residents living in studios or one- and two-bedroom apartments with things like kitchenettes, high ceilings, ceiling fans, walk-in closets, spa showers, and designer touches, and a few have washer and dryer, and all the rooms and common spaces come with utilities covered like cable TV and Wi-Fi, so people don't have to fuss with bills. The staff is there day and night, and they help with personal care, medication, transportation, health screenings, and basic things like housekeeping and maintenance, so everyone's got some support when needed-even for folks living with Alzheimer's and other dementia in the secure memory care community, and skilled nursing care is also available on site if a resident's health needs change.
Around the building, there are patios, verandas, outdoor fireplaces, and a greenhouse for fresh air and Southern charm, plus lounges, art and music studios, a movie theater, and a café bistro offering coffee, wine, charcuterie, and desserts, and there's Bogey's Cigar & Scotch Lounge and even special dining rooms like the W Room. The dining experience gets attention, with different venues, chef-prepared choices, and meals that work for most dietary needs. Watercrest Richmond welcomes pets, offers move-in help, and gives access to transportation for shopping or appointments, so the basics are covered and people can keep their routines.
The community runs programs like Live Exhilarated for recreation and learning, keeps an active calendar, and offers the Spa W program for wellness, fitness, and therapy. There's a salon and spa for hair and relaxation services, Lyt Experience, and Halotherapy, so people can enjoy pampering and health treatments right on site, and the call system lets residents ask for help quickly if they need it. Activities and programs aim to help people stay socially active, sharp, and connected, with memory care that focuses on meaningful connections and keeping the senses awake. Watercrest Richmond's design puts focus on relaxed, secure, and purpose-driven spaces, and the building works for seniors who want to be as independent as possible or for those needing daily support, all on one campus, so residents don't have to worry much about moving if their needs change.
