Wellington Oaks sits near parks, churches like Lindley Park Baptist Church, Caribou Coffee, and places to eat like Chick-Fil-A, and has an active community environment that helps seniors feel connected. The living options cover a wide range for seniors who need help daily or want more independence, with services that stretch from assisted living, independent living, memory care, and nursing care, to continuing care retirement community options. Staff at Wellington Oaks stay available all day and night, offering help when residents need it, and they follow a person-centered care planning process led by a clinical team that sets up care based on each person's needs, including medication management, daily living assistance, and special support for those with Alzheimer's or dementia.
Wellington Oaks has programs and amenities like a library, salon, restaurant-style dining, outdoor patio, housekeeping, and handicap accessibility so people stay comfortable and engaged in daily life, and everyone can take part in life enrichment activities, group outings, physical fitness programs, arts and crafts, social hours, movie nights, and live entertainment. Seniors can rely on onsite therapy, pharmacy, and provider services, and get help with things like daily tasks, transportation, maintenance, utilities, and even emergency care, with a secure campus and emergency alert system in place for safety. Their memory care community focuses on those who face challenges with memory, using special techniques like validation therapy and reminiscence, and teams train to manage calming routines and help with wandering behaviors, so residents remain comfortable and safe.
Wellington Oaks gives options for both short-term and long-term stays such as respite care, skilled nursing, palliative care, hospice care, and short-term rehabilitation, and lets seniors enjoy freedom but gets them help when needed, creating a caring and secure atmosphere. Their Facebook page gives families and the community updates and pictures of life in the facility, and people always have someone looking out for them, keeping them active, comfortable, and involved as much as they wish, with care plans and activities designed for the well-being of each resident.
