Woodhaven Hall At Williamsburg

Woodhaven Hall At Williamsburg offers skilled nursing, assisted living, memory care, and independent living in a not-for-profit Life Plan Community open to adults ages 62 and older, and you'll find updated rooms and common areas designed for comfort and socializing, so people who need different levels of care-like short-term rehab, care for frail seniors, or support for memory loss-get help right on campus as their needs change, and there are private or furnished rooms with things like kitchenettes, air conditioning, cable TV, Wi-Fi, private bathrooms, and some with telephones, along with outdoor spaces for walks or garden visits where residents can meet friends or family, all kept up in the Colonial style with landscaping that's pretty to look at. Nursing staff helps with daily tasks, medication, and rehab while an on-site medical clinic gives care in areas such as audiology, dermatology, and podiatry, and residents can join therapy or wellness programs at the Doig Health Club & Spa, or take part in activities like fitness classes, movie nights, arts and music, walking paths, or outings with transportation provided. Dining services include a full-service dining room, all-day options, restaurant-style menus, special diets for things like diabetes or allergies, and a professional chef helps with meals and nutrition. As a Medicaid and Medicare-certified facility with award-winning medical care, Woodhaven Hall supports seniors who want help aging in place, and those who need more care as they age, with guarantees for higher healthcare access, and a choice of maintenance-free homes or apartments. Family members and residents have councils to make sure concerns are heard and care keeps improving, and the facility connects people with veterans' services, education, caregiver support, local resources, and a library with guides and programs for seniors and caregivers alike. The campus has eight neighborhoods to encourage diversity and connection, plus resort-feel community areas for games, theater shows, art, and everyday activities, and maintenance, cleaning, laundry, and concierge support keep things simple for residents who want to focus on staying active or finding new interests, and new expansions like Anchor Cove are bringing more space for group events, performances, and art. Woodhaven Hall has served seniors since 1985 and keeps financial protection for people who outlive their resources, while accepting those who use Medicaid or Medicare, and keeps care flexible-so residents have choices for their daily life, medical needs, and support for both themselves and their families.