Wolverton Glen sits on a spacious campus and serves as a community focused residential care home that does a lot to bring people together, like hosting Game Day and setting up Heritage Tourism activities to celebrate local history. The place has single rooms and semi-private apartments with large windows and beautiful views, and there's comfortable seating, an enclosed sunroom, a television room, and other areas where folks can relax. Pets are allowed on a limited basis, but some rules apply. The campus includes parks and outdoor recreation spots, with food and drinks, shopping, and lodging close by, making life a bit more convenient for residents and their visitors.
The community has professional caregivers and staff on-site around the clock and offers different kinds of care, including dementia and Alzheimer's care, respite care for short stays, and help with daily living for frail elders. Wolverton Glen has a Community Based Residential Facility (CBRF) that's designed to support nine or more residents, though it isn't equipped for wheelchair or handicapped accessibility. Care teams help out with whatever's needed, big or small, and care plans are tailored for every person, with a focus on supporting independence while keeping things safe and welcoming.
Wolverton Glen works closely with Whispering Pines Nursing for more complex rehabilitation when someone needs that extra support, and therapies and other health services are available. The staff promotes a family-like feeling, treating people with kindness and respect, and they stick to a home-like, clean, and orderly environment. New leadership from Eden Senior Care brings in more guidance, support, and new ideas, and residents see some changes in programs and services because of this.
Wolverton Glen puts effort into keeping folks connected, using The Ripon Channel TV for local engagement, and gives newcomers a resource guide and welcome packet to help them get settled. The place runs at an entry fee of $1500, and tours are open so people can meet the staff and look around the facility before deciding if it's right for them. Amenities, galleries, and a video tour online can give visitors a closer look, and the focus stays on community support, safety, comfort, and celebrating the local area.
