The Village at Chapel Hill sits in a scenic spot with both mountain and waterfront views, and you'll see all sorts of people out on the walking and biking trails, maybe heading over to fish by the marina or enjoy the pools and spa. The buildings all have one-level layouts with no stairs, which makes moving around the community much easier and safer, and you'll find private and semi-private suites for both assisted living and those needing skilled nursing or memory care. There's a secure Alzheimer's Center for folks dealing with memory issues, with specially trained staff who help with personal care, daily activities like medication reminders, and plenty of memory-enhancing programs. For those still independent, maintenance-free living is available with resort-style comforts, all handled by staff so chores are covered, and the activities calendar's just full-arts and crafts, clubs, movie nights, and classes at the clubhouse or community center.
Many residents gather for home-cooked, family-style meals in a bed-and-breakfast atmosphere, and the dining room serves all-day too, including meals for those with allergies or diabetes. There's a library, game room, and activity rooms, plus a wellness room and spa for relaxing or keeping up with exercises, and some days there are music programs or outings into town, with shuttle service or public transit right at the gate. Security's covered with 24-hour call systems, a gated entry, and even RV and boat storage if you need it, while staff help with housekeeping, laundry, and move-in tasks. You'll see some people living on their own in nice townhomes, condos, or houses-some places on Abby Road have up to four bedrooms and two-car garages, all with easy access to transit and close to shops and restaurants in Red Bank.
The Village handles many different care needs with separate areas and services, whether that's round-the-clock skilled nursing, rehab, wound care, ongoing memory support, short-term respite stays, or simple help with bathing and dressing. Folks can join adult day care programs packed with planned activities for socializing and mental exercise, and pets are welcome too. You'll notice there are always organized interest groups, games, and events happening somewhere, whether it's tennis, horseshoes, or fishing down by the water. The staff tailor care so each resident keeps as much independence as possible, whether they're in independent living, the Board and Care Homes, assisted living, or the memory care neighborhood. With a continuing care retirement community setup, folks don't have to leave just because their needs change. The Village at Chapel Hill is a large, active, pet-friendly place that's as practical as it is comfortable, designed so seniors can live well and safely while staying as involved and independent as possible.
