Coachman Square at Woodbridge sits in a quiet town near Yale University, making it easy for residents to enjoy local culture and peaceful surroundings, and the building itself is a two-story community that gives people plenty of room to spread out, with a secure and comfortable feeling throughout. The facility offers several kinds of care, including assisted living, memory care for people with dementia or Alzheimer's, independent living, skilled nursing for those needing more medical attention, and short-term respite care when caregivers need a break or someone needs temporary help. Residents can choose between different apartment types, such as studio, semi-private, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and memory care companion suites, all of which come with kitchenettes that feature full appliances, cable, and free high-speed WiFi, and some apartments allow pets with certain rules.
There are plenty of ways to stay active at Coachman Square, whether through Tai Chi, yoga, or chair yoga classes, joins the resident musical group, or plays Nintendo Wii bowling or board games during game nights. People who like to spend time outdoors can enjoy the courtyards, walking paths, patios, and gardens, and those who want to socialize inside will find cozy sitting areas, a computer room, a library, and well-kept common rooms with TVs. The community hosts a cooking club, a gardening group, a book discussion club, creative arts and crafts activities, offsite trips, and story times, plus regular lectures and educational programs to keep minds sharp. Residents can join religious services both on-site and off-site, and the staff try to help everyone feel at home with housekeeping, laundry, dry cleaning, and on-site haircut and barber services.
Meals get served in an inviting community dining room, with chef-inspired menus and choices for special diets, including low-sodium, low-fat, vegetarian, and kosher meal plans, and guests are welcome for meals or overnight visits. Room service is an option for those who prefer eating in their rooms. Physical therapist services are available on premises for those who need help with strength, balance, or mobility, and the staff help with medication administration, bathing, dressing, and other daily tasks as needed, always tailoring their support to each person's preferences and medical needs. There's a wellness room and spa for relaxation, and the building is set up for wheelchair access, making it comfortable for people with different needs as they age.
Transportation is free for residents who need rides to medical appointments or want to get out in the community, and there's also resident parking for those who still drive. The staff, called associates, are known for their kindness and long-term commitment, providing a friendly face and steady support, and the community maintains a peaceful but lively atmosphere with many activities for social, mental, and emotional well-being. Coachman Square at Woodbridge tries to help people stay independent, active, and comfortable, offering flexible care that can change alongside residents' needs over time.
