Spring Arbor of Wilson sits on a single story and offers studio and one-bedroom apartments, some of which include a full kitchen with appliances, plus air conditioning, wheelchair accessible showers, cable or satellite TV, ground floor access, and handicap accessible features. Folks living here can choose between assisted living and memory care, and there's help for those who need diabetic, ambulatory, high acuity, or incontinence care, along with medication management, respite or short-term stays, and individualized care plans from a well-trained staff. There's a secured community with Wander Guard systems and doors, and the memory care unit provides special support for people living with dementia or memory loss, using brain-challenging activities and a wellness-focused approach called the Wise & Well program. Residents get three meals a day from chefs with options like low or no sodium, no sugar, special dining programs, guest meals, anytime dining, and restaurant-style service. People can bring their pets, and housing is set up so seniors have the help they need while being encouraged to keep their independence and make choices about their own care. There's transportation services-residents have access to complimentary rides, parking, and uncovered spots if they've got their own car-and regular outings for activities or appointments.
People have a good selection of amenities and gathering spots, like an arts and crafts center, fitness center, piano or organ for music, raised garden beds, indoor and outdoor walking paths, library, TV lounge, meeting room, enclosed courtyard, outside patio, and a community park with tables and benches that make it easy to be outside when the weather's good. Common areas inside include a barber shop, beauty salon, central fireplace, computer or media room, and a community room for socializing. For added convenience, there's housekeeping, laundry or dry cleaning, and an onsite beautician. Structured activities aim to help physical, cognitive, social, and spiritual well-being, and social programs include word games, book clubs, art activities, and events to keep residents active and connected. Language support is in English, and residents can count on a safe and homelike atmosphere with staff focused on dignity, choice, and personalized care. There's a secured community, including systems to prevent wandering and keep everyone safe, along with a community that's always looking for ways to lift quality of life with special events, wellness activities, and support for both residents and their families.
