Sodalis Elder Living Victoria II

Sodalis Elder Living Victoria II sits in Victoria, Texas, and is part of the Ensign Services network, which goes back to 1998 and runs several places like this across Texas, like San Marcos, Garden Ridge, Waco, Buda, Austin, New Braunfels, and San Antonio, so folks can expect a certain way of doing things here. The community offers all types of senior living, including independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing, so residents can get more help if they need it, and some rooms come in simple studio layouts, with private units and interiors set up to be comfortable and safe. You'll find rehabilitation, nursing home care, and even home care, plus specialized care for Alzheimer's and other dementias, and staff aim to make life comfortable for people at every stage, even for those who want to stay busy, because they offer plenty of activities, things like arts, crafts, interest groups, fitness rooms, a pool or spa, water views, places to walk or bike, and even fishing and boating for those who like it, and they keep pets in mind too, so residents can often bring their furry friends. The place is set up for people 55 and older and aims to be both affordable and flexible, with respite and hospice care, adult day programs, and services tailored for both independent folks and those who need more help, so it fits a lot of situations, and the whole place has things like Wi-Fi, high-speed internet, and handicap accessible spaces, plus they've got safety features and staff around all day and night. The community's memory care has its own support center, and rooms and common areas, both inside and outside, are meant for socializing or quiet time, depending on what people prefer, and staff members like Amy Foley, April Adler, Karen Arway, and Jeri Rice are part of a team that talks a lot about serving with care and working together. The dining areas serve a variety of meals, and you'll find some extra touches like beauty salons, religious services, and planned events to keep people connected, but if you look at the facts, the nursing home section has a 2-star rating from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, so that's something to keep in mind, while the rest of the community has a pretty high average rating of 9.1 out of 10 from residents. The whole approach tries to help seniors stay active and independent for as long as possible, always focused on safety, and they use research into elder care, especially for Alzheimer's and dementia, when setting up programs and care plans, and they offer choices for everything from short-term stays to long-term support.