Golden LivingCenter - Woodbridge, also known as Woodbridge Health Care Center, sits in Evansville, Indiana, about a mile away from Garvin Park and close to Deaconess Hospital, and you'll find it pretty easy to get to if you're coming by car or using their transportation service, and the place offers plenty of parking for visitors too. The facility takes residents who qualify for Medicaid and Medicare, so many seniors get a chance at care here, and the staff helps new folks move in by offering coordination services, which makes the change a bit easier. For meals, a professional chef handles preparation to meet different dietary needs, and you won't have to wait for set hours since they have all-day dining and a restaurant-style room where you can sit and eat with others. Housekeeping, laundry, and linens are included, so residents worry less about chores, and you get options for private rooms or suites that come with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, phone services, cable TV, and fast internet, and there's a whole furnished environment if you just want to settle in and rest.
Residents can walk on outdoor paths, work in the garden, visit the library, or join daily activities and group outings, and the community has a lot of options like church services, a movie theater, a game room, an arts and crafts space, bingo, and music programs in addition to a spa/wellness room for extra comfort. There's a barber and beauty shop too, so regular haircuts and personal care get taken care of without needing to leave. The building includes emergency alert systems, a comprehensive 24-hour call system, and family support services, so safety and support are always there if you need them.
Golden LivingCenter - Woodbridge offers a broad set of healthcare services like skilled nursing, wound care, pain management, medication help, and non-ambulatory care for those who can't walk on their own, and residents with more complicated health needs get support from nurses and staff day and night. They have specialized care for people who need dialysis, stroke care, diabetic care, pulmonary care, IV therapy, restorative care, or physical, occupational, and speech therapy, and there's pharmacy services, doctor visits, dental care, audiology, and vision care too. For those who need extra help each day, the staff helps with bathing, dressing, transfers, and other activities of daily living, and the facility accepts seniors for both short-term rehabilitation stays and longer-term care after a hospital visit or health event. The center also offers residential assisted living (RAL) and senior home care, so families have options if their loved ones want to stay as independent as possible while still getting support, and discharge planning helps families prepare for each step as health needs change.
Memory care sits at the core of their services, especially for residents with Alzheimer's and dementia, and there's an Alzheimer's Care Unit managed by Executive Director Kristina Morris, with staff trained in dementia and Alzheimer's care, plus ongoing certification opportunities. Programs help those who tend to wander or feel confused, with safety features in place, cognitive training, and therapy. You'll see spiritual services, group activities, and daily recreation to keep life interesting and provide a routine, and they run community-sponsored events that give residents plenty of ways to connect and stay active.
The facility is part of a larger network that includes nearby nursing homes and assisted living providers, so families can explore all kinds of care arrangements, even home healthcare if needed, and there's a focus on long-term care planning to help make choices that fit each person's needs. Visitors and families can set up tours, meet the staff, and see all the rooms and activity spaces before deciding whether to move in, and there's a map online for finding directions. Current reviews rate the place about 3.0 stars from nine ratings, so it's a place with a mix of experiences like most care homes, but it stays focused on recovery, health, and daily support for seniors who call it home.
