The Mayfield stands as a senior living apartment community with 93 units, including one-bedroom and two-bedroom floor plans that offer maintenance-free living and comfortable spaces, with special features like garage parking, guest suites, a car wash bay, a salon, storage lockers, and even basic cable TV and wireless internet, and it's all within a setting that looks after residents' needs. The Mayfield has been recognized with awards, such as the Caritas Award, and focuses on activities and a friendly atmosphere. Staff members are regularly noticed for their helpfulness, kindness, and joyfulness, and the environment welcomes pets-both cats and dogs, with special features for small pets. Residents get nutritious meals from chefs and meal planners who use quality ingredients, while amenities include a fitness center, billiards, a game room for cards, covered and guest parking, and two large community rooms with full kitchens. There's a chapel for faith-based activities, two libraries with one dedicated to large-print books, and a courtyard with barbeque grills for eating outdoors.
The Mayfield is run by Presbyterian Homes & Services and is a community that lives by faith-focused values. The place has a smoke-free indoors policy and partners with Live Smoke Free to help others learn about the benefits of smoke-free housing. The building has wheelchair access and controlled entry for safety, and the grounds back up to outdoor places like the Harriet Alexander Nature Center and Acorn Park. Scheduled transportation services, aging and health programs, and a range of social and wellness activities fill the calendar for those living there. Residents must meet age restrictions and pay a minimum entrance fee of $2,000. Apartments are spacious and comfortable, and the community puts an emphasis on affordable housing, with guides and toolkits available, like the POAMN Older Adult Ministry Guide and the Affordable Housing Toolkit.
A wide variety of support and care options are available at The Mayfield, including independent living, memory care for Alzheimer's and other dementias, assisted living for help with daily activities, as well as trained aides who give non-medical help and companionship at home. There are senior living options and holistic health support, with specialized programs like Disaster Recovery, and unique amenities such as dementia-friendly resources and programs. The Mayfield uses special terms like the Group Purchasing Program and stays active in outreach and education, teaching owners, managers, and policymakers about smoke-free living. All these features, along with warm staff and lots of chances to participate in social, mental, physical, and emotional activities, make The Mayfield a vibrant place for seniors who value care, comfort, and community with support from grants and donations.
