Woodside Manor sits in Huntington, West Virginia, and holds just six residents, which gives the place a quieter feel and a chance for the staff to know everyone by name, and they offer several choices for care, so someone can find independent living with support if needed, or move into assisted living where extra help with daily activities happens, like bathing, getting dressed, transferring, and managing medication, and there's 24-hour supervision for peace of mind, and the staff arranges transportation for appointments, meal preparation and dining are taken care of with special diets like diabetes or allergies considered, and the building includes private or semi-private rooms, some as studios or one-bedrooms, fully furnished with Wi-Fi and telephone access, and there's daily housekeeping, laundry services, outdoor walking space and gardens, and activities such as movie nights or community-sponsored events.
The memory care at Woodside Manor offers a secure and safe place with programs for Alzheimer's and dementia, where residents have memory-enhancing activities and staff give round-the-clock support, and the skilled nursing services handle wound care, medical care after surgery or illness, and help with rehabilitation, so someone needing more medical help can stay on site as their needs change, and sometimes hospice or respite care are available if families need a break or a loved one needs end-of-life support, and home care can be arranged if the senior wishes to stay in their apartment with more help.
Residents here get help with personal care, meals, and managing medicines, but there's also attention to community-social activities, dining with others, outings, and flexible schedules, and anyone who likes a smaller, quiet group might find it a good fit, especially since the community all shares in outings, walking the gardens, and time in the shared dining room, creating a steady sort of daily life for seniors who want to stay as independent as possible, but still need comfort and safety as they grow older.
