Wendy Manor is a residential assisted living and memory care home that is thoughtfully designed to support individuals who are aged or living with Alzheimer’s or dementia. With the capacity to care for up to six residents, Wendy Manor provides a close-knit, nurturing environment where each individual's well-being is prioritized. The residence features 24/7 personal care, protection, and supervision, ensuring that all residents receive consistent attention and support.
The home's layout is intentionally simple and free from clutter, promoting safe navigation and easy recognition of each space. Wendy Manor is a ranch-style house with all main living areas situated on the first floor, including two private bedrooms, two semi-private bedrooms, a bathroom, kitchen, dining room, living room, and laundry facilities. This single-level arrangement accommodates residents who may have weakness or difficulty with ambulation, allowing them to move around comfortably and safely. While Wendy Manor provides extensive assistance, it is not equipped to accommodate residents who are bed bound.
Common areas at Wendy Manor are designed for both comfort and safety. The living and dining rooms foster social interaction among residents, while a set of French doors opens onto a spacious deck equipped with a wheelchair ramp. This deck leads to a large backyard, offering a secure and private outdoor living space where residents can enjoy fresh air in comfort. The home is also equipped with cameras in common areas and door alarms on all three exits to help staff monitor and prevent wandering, a common concern for those with memory impairments. All exits are located within well-visualized common areas to maximize resident safety.
Additional accessibility features are present throughout the property, such as a front ramp and handrails on all steps, making entry and exit easier for those with mobility challenges. With care services available around the clock and a supportive environment that feels like home, Wendy Manor welcomes residents and their families to be part of a compassionate and attentive community.
