Concord II is a small assisted living community in West Virginia with a license number of 507501 and space for up to 8 residents, though some information says 6 beds are available. The building opened in 2004 and offers private, fully furnished bedrooms. Residents get daily support with activities of daily living like bathing, dressing, transfers, and medication management, including special help for those who need non-ambulatory care. Memory care, respite care, and hospice care are also available for those who need them in a quiet, supervised space. Concord II gives each resident 24-hour supervision and keeps emergency alert systems in place for added safety. Staff coordinate with healthcare providers, including the Vascular Center of Excellence, to help with specific medical needs and set up transportation for medical appointments, shopping, or outings.
The community has a spacious dining room and a flexible dining schedule with all-day dining options, prepared meals, and accommodations for special diets such as diabetes or allergies. Housekeeping, laundry, and dry cleaning services keep rooms tidy and clothes clean. Each room has telephone and Wi-Fi access so residents can stay connected with family. There's a salon on site for haircuts and grooming, while transportation services help residents get to places they'd like to go, including faith services or medical visits.
Concord II isn't a big place, but it keeps things lively with scheduled daily activities, movie nights, art events, music and animal therapy, exercise classes, and a broad community-sponsored activities program. The property has walking paths, gardens, outside areas for relaxation, a book room, and a community center that gives residents space to be social and enjoy time together. Safety and security remain a focus, with staff on site day and night and systems to keep both residents and their information safe. The move-in process is coordinated to make settling in easier. The property's been a part of the community for a long time, welcoming seniors and helping families with care that brings peace of mind, and while it calls itself luxury senior living, really what stands out is how the staff, the activities, and the cozy setting all work together to give residents a safe and supportive place to live.
