Waterford Place sits as a recently opened community and it offers several types of care for seniors like independent living, assisted living, memory care, and respite care, and the place is part of the Encore Senior Living family, which helps connect it to more services if needed, so folks living here get support for things like bathing, dressing, medication, and some housework if they want, and caregivers and staff try to help residents live independently for as long as possible. The building has comfortable halls and rooms, many with garden views, plus there's Wi-Fi, pet-friendly policies, and spaces that work for people with disabilities, which makes everyday living a little smoother for everyone. Every day, residents get three healthy meals and can easily find snacks for when they're hungry between meals, and there's help with laundry and cleaning so folks can focus on other things. There are regular activities, like card games, exercise groups, and day trips, plus special events where you'll see things like cocoa stands, sweet treats, coffee, and desserts shared in the common spaces, and sometimes the community holds tours or open houses for anyone curious about what daily life looks like here.
Waterford Place also has spaces and programs built for anyone with Alzheimer's or other types of dementia, and staff use what they call memory care features that reduce confusion and help prevent wandering, so residents feel less stressed and safer, and care plans get adjusted as needs change from early to late stages. For anyone needing a shorter stay, maybe if a caregiver needs a break or a loved one needs care during a transition, respite care is available for just those situations. Garden areas, private rooms with views, and gathering spaces give people a chance to enjoy some fresh air, see friends, or just rest quietly, and every effort gets made to make life feel home-like, purposeful, and calm, while always offering a bit of kinship, support, and choice in how each day goes. Residents can join social meals, pick from simple activities, or just enjoy quiet time-with the staff or caregivers ready if anyone needs help or a little company throughout the day.
