Elderwood Assisted Living at Waverly sits in a Victorian-style building on Ball Street and has big porches, walking paths, and a comfortable, home-like feel. The staff gives round-the-clock care and helps with things like bathing, dressing, taking medicine, and getting around, and they try to make sure everyone keeps as much independence as they can. People living here get private or shared rooms, and weekly housekeeping and laundry keep things tidy. There's a restaurant-style dining setup where residents can get meals any time of day, and menus include special choices for allergies or diabetes, so folks don't have to worry about their diets or sitting down for meals on a fixed schedule. For those who need it, the community provides skilled nursing and therapy-there's even a big rehab gym, and services like physical therapy, orthopedic rehab, and memory care for seniors with special needs. Staff can help with mobility and transfers too, so non-ambulatory residents are supported.
Residents spend time in the lounge and arts room, visit the on-site beauty salon or barber shop, or get outside to the garden, where there's a butterfly garden and a waterfall in an enclosed courtyard, and that seems like a peaceful place to sit a while. The activities schedule is pretty full, with things like social events, educational programs, regular outings, and resident-run events to help everyone stay active and engaged. There's an emergency alert system, 24-hour call system, and move-in coordination for new residents, which probably makes families feel a bit more at ease. The place offers WiFi throughout, so folks can stay connected, and has a private dining room if families want to gather for special occasions. Elderwood Assisted Living at Waverly focuses on kindness and respect, aiming to support every resident's needs with dignity, and while it's received a 5.0 rating from one review, people looking for community care might want to visit and see if it fits their own needs.
