Foxdale Village sits on a 23-acre campus with mountain views, landscaped courtyards, and flower gardens, and it has many places for residents to walk or relax outdoors, and you'll find cottages and apartments-148 cottages on 21 acres and 57 apartments in a connected building-so people have options for where to live with different floor plans for independent living, all maintenance-free, so there's time to focus on personal growth, hobbies, and friendships, and with three dining venues-the Dining Room, Café, or Bistro-meals are part of daily life and included for many types of residents, plus there's laundry service, lounge areas, Wi-Fi, and parking, and everything is wheelchair accessible, with full tubs and showers for ease and comfort.
Foxdale Village is a nonprofit and Quaker-directed continuing care retirement community, approved by the Continuing Care Accreditation Commission and first started in 1990, so it's been around a while, and the mission focuses on creating a place where older people can stay active and involved, keep their independence as much as possible, and have support as their needs change over time, and you'll find compassion in the staff and the residents, many of whom volunteer through the Life Enrichment department, and there are resident-led interest groups and a focus on unique experiences and dignity.
Residents get care that fits their needs, with a choice of living fully on their own, getting some help in assisted living, or getting support with personal care in Darlington House, where staff help with medication, hygiene, and everyday tasks, while allowing as much independence as possible, and for those needing skilled nursing care, the Anthony House has private rooms and 24/7 support, and there are also neighborhoods for memory care and early memory loss support, and each of these areas has activities and safety features for comfort and well-being, including customized plans and engaging events to keep minds active.
Health and wellness are a big part of life at Foxdale Village, with fitness and balance classes, on-site medical clinic, outpatient and home care services, and therapy programs-physical, occupational, speech, and language rehabilitation are all right on campus-so residents don't have to go far for most of their needs, and when it comes to hobbies and entertainment, the community building has a library, art studio, computer room, and plenty of scheduled activities, and there are always groups for bridge, puzzles, and games, plus educational lectures, music events, movies, weekly trips, and outings, and you can join spiritual and religious services for spiritual growth, both on campus and off.
Foxdale Village has legal protections for LGBTQ residents in housing and public accommodations, and the community has features for comfort and accessibility, such as wheelchair-friendly showers, garages, and parking spaces, but specifics about flooring and entrance levels are not detailed, and rentals can have patios, pools, hot tubs, spas, barbecue areas, doormen, waterfront views, and fitness centers depending on availability, and transportation is available at cost, while the property sits near a bus line for extra convenience.
The community welcomes seniors who want independent or assisted living, memory care, respite care, or hospice services, so residents and families can plan for the future with the help of staff in the Residency Planning Office, and a Clinical Liaison helps guide people into personal care, skilled nursing, memory care, and short-term rehab, and there are more than 24 private rooms for personal and skilled care, with meal and housekeeping services included, and everything's focused on comfort, social activity, wellness, and making things as simple as possible for older adults.
More can be found about Foxdale Village on their website, foxdalevillage.org.
