New Perspective Senior Living | Woodbury sits in a spot close to I-494 and I-94, making it easy for folks to find. The community covers different care levels including Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care, Skilled Nursing, and Continuing Care Retirement Communities. There are studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments or cottages, many of which come with in-unit washers and dryers. The two-story building has fireplaces in the main entrance and gathering room, and residents often gather in the activity great room or the garden patio, which looks nice with seasonal flowers, tall trees, and snow in the winter.
New Perspective Senior Living | Woodbury gives residents choices for how they want to live and stay social. There are book clubs, happy hours, gardening, group outings, and all sorts of daily activities to keep people busy. The staff hosts community events, movie nights in the on-site theater, card games, and even scheduled outings with their own transportation service, which is nice for trips to parks or local places. The residence welcomes pets, so folks can bring their pets along, and there's a secured courtyard for safe outdoor activities.
Meals come from a chef-designed food program using farm-to-table ingredients, and the menu has won awards for best meals and dining. A café and pub sit right on the grounds for easy snacks or a coffee with friends. There's a full social calendar, and the community library gives people a place to rest and read or pick out a movie.
Fitness and health stay front and center with the warm-water pool, dance hall, fitness center, walking paths, and on-site occupational and physical therapy services from Odom Health & Wellness. On-site or on-call nurses stay available day and night, and there's a fall detection system called Safely You that helps quickly respond if someone falls. Cleaning and laundry services come with the residence, making it easier for those who want a maintenance-free lifestyle.
The staff has a dedicated Senior Living Counselor to answer questions, and personalized support fits both independent residents and those who need more help, like in Assisted Living or Memory Care. Memory Care communities focus on dignity, connection, and a calm environment, with programs and caregivers trained for residents with Alzheimer's disease or dementia. There's even a chapel with religious services, so people can attend their own way.
The whole facility has plenty of activities and support for peace of mind, and residents and family give it a community review score of 8.7. The provider, Purple Door, LLC, manages the community and updates information as needed. Residents don't worry about home ownership because the housing and the grounds all get taken care of, and there's parking and transportation for those who drive or want help getting around. People come here for support, a variety of lifestyles, and a lively place that feels safe and comfortable but still lets everyone do what they can on their own.
