Scenic View Community Care Home sits on Vermont Route 100 in Westfield and is a small, licensed residential care home with 11 units that include studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, all built with seniors in mind. The place offers shared spaces and private, ADA compliant bathrooms, plus layouts designed for easy movement and comfort, so you've got options if you need help with low mobility or certain medical conditions like Parkinson's, dementia, or Alzheimer's. You'll find assisted living units with services like help with bathing, dressing, medication management, hygiene, and even incontinence care, and if you're needing more, there's support for hospice and respite, and the Support and Services at Home (SASH) program can help connect residents with resources to stay as independent as possible. Nurses are available on-call day and night, staff provides help for unscheduled needs, and there are scheduled doctor visits, physical therapy, and daily homemade meals that can be adjusted for special diets due to issues like diabetes or hypertension.
Utilities and regular housekeeping are included, there's parking for families, facility security, and staff always aim to treat residents with dignity and respect, though past state inspections have found issues like medication theft, mold in the kitchen, and concerns over food safety and cleanliness, which are problems management says they're working to address. Community spaces include a spacious library, game areas, a spa, exercise and wellness rooms, and outdoor walking trails and paths, and there are plenty of social events, crafts, movie nights, music therapy, and transportation support for errands or doctor visits. The place supports daily community activities and computer classes, has a book room, and offers barber and salon services, focusing on keeping everyone active and part of a friendly, caring environment. Moving services and concierge options ease transitions, and staff try to empower residents to maintain their quality of life and stay engaged. The community serves adults 55 and older, aims for affordable housing, and has a license for up to six residents per state requirements-though they offer support for a range of needs, so it's meant for folks who don't want to live alone anymore but aren't ready for a nursing home either. RuralEdge operates the facility, and the focus is really on making a comfortable, safe home in the Westfield area for seniors and people with disabilities.
