The Wealshire Medina

The Wealshire Medina sits as a senior living community that offers more than one kind of care, and folks can find independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, nursing home, and home care services here, all on one campus. The focus on dementia and Alzheimer's care stands out, with four special households called The Marsh, The Prairie, The Cove, and The Lodge, each for a different stage of memory loss, so early, mid, late, and progressive needs get the right support, and the staff build care plans alongside each person's doctor and family so everyone knows what's happening. People move in after a tour, some questions, a health assessment by the nurse, and paperwork that includes a $2,200 one-time admissions fee and a $300 room deposit, which you can get back later. Residents can choose a studio or suite, and rooms are wheelchair friendly, have emergency call systems, and come with housekeeping, laundry, and telephone service, while community spaces like the dining room, garden, library, arts room, barber and salon, Town Square, and walking paths give everyone places to gather or simply stroll. You see restaurant-style meals, snacks, and food that fits special diets, with meals served all day and menus adjusted if someone has allergies or diabetes, so you won't have to worry about anyone going hungry or not having good choices. Staff help with dressing, bathing, medication, transfers, and any daily activity, and caregivers speak English and act warmly toward residents, who get care 24 hours a day if needed, with supervision and safety alarms to prevent wandering or to tell family if a fall happens. People take part in movie nights, activities set up by the community or even run by residents themselves, and the place makes it simple for families to set up a visit or tour, ask questions, and learn about the administrative steps before moving in, even including guidance on which questions to ask. If someone lives here for at least two years, they might qualify for a state program called Elderly Waiver to help pay for care, but folks mostly pay privately, including for specialized Alzheimer's services. No matter the stage of memory loss or level of independence, The Wealshire Medina builds a safe and comfortable space that aims to help seniors stay active, looked-after, and part of a community, while families know what to expect and can get their questions answered.