The Wesley sits in a quiet northwest Hutchinson neighborhood at 700 Monterey Place, on a 50+ acre campus, and has served seniors since 1980, offering many care options for older adults who want to live independently, need some help with daily activities, or require advanced nursing or memory care, and you'll see there are independent living apartments, duplexes, and luxury lofts, plus areas for assisted living called Collier Assisted Living, a dementia residential center called Legacy, and long-term skilled nursing in Hester Residential Living, so if a resident needs more care, there's priority access to other areas right on the same campus as needs change, which can give peace of mind since friends can stay close no matter where they are in life. The Wesley has both one-bedroom and two-bedroom units that range from 500 to 1,200 square feet, many with balconies and views, plus the comfort of private rooms in some areas like Hester Residential Living, where a private setting might help people sleep better and have a better quality of life, and everywhere indoors or out, folks can find places to relax, like lounges, meeting rooms, a fishing pond, community garden, indoor walking trails, and a woodworking shop, or just sit with others in common spaces. Meals are served daily, guests can join, and there's a cable television package included in monthly rent, plus residents can use the onsite salon and barber, fitness center, therapy equipment, chapel, and Life Enrichment Center, where you see people join cooking classes, socials, arts and crafts, group workout classes like Get Fit or Tai Chi, and even line dancing, which helps keep the spirit up, and outings take folks out to eat, shop, see concerts, plays, sporting events, lectures, or visit museums and festivals around Hutchinson and surrounding towns.
The staff, including physicians from different specialties like internal medicine, psychiatry, and psychoanalysis, work to give personalized care tailored to the needs of each resident, from help with medication reminders and mobility to health monitoring, memory help, home health, and 24-hour assisted care when that's needed, and you'll see staff handle housekeeping, laundry, and transportation, each job done to try to take the worry off daily chores. The Wesley has a flexible program so residents can keep active and engaged, joining grief support, devotional services onsite and offsite, and a range of social events or recreational activities, which matters because having company helps with well-being. The Center for Aging Excellence works with professional partners to support healthy aging, and the community design matches those who want a vibrant environment, whether that means gardening, fishing, reading in the library, working in the shop, gardening, or just watching a movie in the theater room with friends; and there's an emphasis on building community, with every stage of life on the same grounds. The Wesley provides Meals on Wheels, licensed home health, rehabilitation, therapy, cognitive care, and behavioral health support, so no matter how needs shift-whether for dementia care in Legacy or more independence in a duplex or loft-residents stay connected to the same community, and the whole place keeps to an age-restricted, senior-friendly setting. The campus stays quiet even though it's near clinics, restaurants, and stores, and services include ground keeping and building maintenance, so the surroundings are cared for while folks get to focus on enjoying life with others.
