Regency Woodland

Regency Woodland sits in Salem, Oregon, right in the middle of the Willamette Valley, and offers both retirement and assisted living as well as respite care for those who might need a short-term stay, serving seniors from places like Salem, Keizer, Four Corners, and even McMinnville, with a total of 40 beds in a well-maintained building. The community's built around care and comfort, and you'll see trained staff around 24 hours a day to help with daily activities, medication reminders, and even getting to appointments when needed, and there's a licensed nurse doing monthly wellness checks. They've got a $900 community fee. Residents can choose from studio or one-bedroom apartments ranging from 365 to 440 square feet, and many units come with private bathrooms, Wifi, cable or satellite TV, and there's communal laundry and housekeeping. Some rooms have views of landscaped grounds or garden spaces, where residents can relax or visit with pets-though the policy's clear they support pets but don't allow small dogs. Parking's available for both residents and guests. Residents can also use the computer rooms, a library, activity rooms, and a full-service beauty salon and barber shop, and the grounds stay tidy and peaceful. You'll get three well-balanced, nutritious meals a day-there's a menu to choose from, with snacks all day-and meal options include eating in the shared dining room, taking room service, or having family and friends join for guest meals. The community runs housekeeping, linen, trash removal, and building maintenance for everyone, and there's a range of activities every day; you'll find arts and crafts, literary activities, music, group outings, tabletop games, and there are fitness and wellness programs too, with fitness classes and group trips organized for those who want them. The care team helps with personal needs like bathing, dressing, personal care, and mobility or wheelchair use, and they build care plans with residents and families so folks can stay as independent as possible. Guests get transportation for shopping and appointments. Regency Woodland suits folks who may not need 24-hour medical care, but can no longer live alone, offering a place where independence is encouraged and support is never far away. Social activities sometimes include residents in the planning of meals and events, and there are scheduled meetings for residents and family to keep everyone involved. The facility keeps up a strong sense of community and support, aiming to help each person thrive no matter their needs, and, of course, everything's regulated under an Oregon state license, number 535.