Woodlands Assisted Living 1 sits on Care Street in Worthington, West Virginia, with room for up to 23 seniors who need assisted living or memory care. The place is built with safety in mind, using a 24-hour call system, emergency alert features, and round-the-clock supervision, especially for people living with Alzheimer's disease or memory issues, so folks don't have to worry about wandering or being alone if anything happens during the night or day. People get help with daily needs like bathing, dressing, eating-sometimes even spoon feeding if needed-and moving from bed to chair or room to room, plus help with taking medicine, which nurses give out as part of their daily routine, so families and residents can trust the medication gets taken the right way.
Each apartment comes furnished and has its own kitchenette for simple cooking, plus pull cords for emergencies, and folks can choose between studio or one-bedroom options. The cleaning and laundry-plus dry cleaning-gets done for everyone, so the rooms stay tidy, sheets are always clean, and residents don't need to fuss with washing clothes unless they want to. Cable TV, Wi-Fi, and phone access run throughout the building, so people can keep up with the news, watch shows, or talk to family. There's also a computer area for internet access, and a library and reading areas for those who enjoy books.
Meals come three times a day in the communal dining room, and snacks are always out if someone gets hungry. Meals get planned by a dietitian and can be changed for special diets, like diabetes or allergies, or for special parties, and sometimes even for birthdays, so no one gets left out. On special days, there are happy hours or meals made for celebrations, and each menu can be changed when needed for memory care residents, with dementia-friendly foods.
Woodlands Assisted Living 1 has staff dedicated to giving everyone a hand, whether it's moving in, arranging doctors' visits, or setting up transportation to appointments, stores, or fun places. There's a rehab department for occupational, physical, and speech therapy, plus massage therapy, so residents stay active or recover from injury at their own pace. Fitness is important here, with a fitness center, walking trails, and group wellness classes when people want to join in together. When someone needs more, staff make personal care plans, changing support as health or needs shift, and keep up with health checks every month. Pharmacy services, regular doctor visits, and medical help are provided as part of daily life.
People can relax in outdoor courtyards, a greenhouse, or community gardens, or spend time indoors where there are movie nights, billiards, games, social events, a cafe, group arts and crafts, and plenty of scheduled or resident-run activities, so even shy or quiet folks can find their own group or just watch if they prefer. Folks get their hair cut or nails done in the salon and barbershop without leaving the building. Moving between places is easy, with wide halls, handrails, and good lighting.
Pets are allowed as long as everyone agrees, and parking is available for residents or visitors. Woodlands Assisted Living 1 has both private and shared living options, depending on what a person prefers, and routines are flexible so everyone can feel right at home. The focus is on keeping everyone safe and comfortable, giving a sense of community with help always nearby, and making sure no one feels alone or left out as days go by. Licensed under #507510, Woodlands Assisted Living 1 stays open to anyone needing assisted living, memory care, or a peaceful place to spend this stage of life in Marion County.
