Holiday House of Woodbury sits in a quiet spot and has 40 one-bedroom apartments across two stories, with two apartments designed for people who use wheelchairs or need easier access, and you'll find things like pantries, walk-in closets, and walk-in showers, heat and air conditioning, and each unit has its own range and refrigerator. The building went up in 1980 and now serves adults aged 62 and older, as well as adults with disabilities age 18 or over, and this community often attracts people looking for government-subsidized, income-based rent, which normally comes to about 30% of a person's monthly income. Residents can use elevators and walk halls with handrails, and there's parking onsite for those who drive, plus a sundeck and picnic area outside for those who like fresh air. Holiday House allows pets, but you can't smoke inside or on the grounds.
People here get housekeeping and laundry services, or they can use the washer and dryer rooms if they prefer, and at mealtime, the community can serve one or two chef-prepared meals each day that focus on nutrition and taste. Residents of Holiday House can join in regular activities, whether it's bingo, potluck dinners, or social gatherings, and there's an easygoing, friendly way folks look out for each other and staff who've been praised for kindness and helpfulness. For safety, apartments have medical alert pendants and accessible features like handrails, and if residents need extra help, assisted living staff offer help with bathing, dressing, medication, and meals.
Holiday House offers several care options, including independent living for healthy, active seniors wanting a low maintenance home, assisted living for those who need daily support, memory care for residents with Alzheimer's or dementia in a safe setting, and even home care services with trained aides offering companionship and help for those who want to stay in their own apartments. Residents enjoy access to healthcare services, social opportunities, dining options, and rooms with useful amenities. The apartments are co-ed, always supervised at the independent living level, and open to people regardless of background, following Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity guidelines. Holiday House has also won awards for its activities and community engagement, so seniors can stay socially, physically, and mentally active if they want to, and you'll find the whole place has a simple, home-like feeling focused on comfort and community.
