Fox Run at Orchard Park is a senior living community only open to adults 62 and older in Orchard Park, NY, and it's designed to make it easier for people as their health or care needs change over time, so folks really can age in place without having to make big moves if things get harder for them. The community has a wide range of care options, from independent living with senior apartments, patio homes, and even retirement communities, to assisted living services for those who want to keep their independence but still get a little help with personal needs and daily tasks, and it goes all the way up to skilled nursing and a certified memory care unit for residents who need more hands-on medical care or help because of memory loss. Each residence, whether it's a one-bedroom apartment, a patio home with a garage, or something else, has private living spaces, and some even have kitchenettes, plus there are over 20 floor plans which many people like because it means they can pick something that feels just right to them. Inside, you'll find modern touches, high-quality finishes, and big rooms, and outside there are well-kept walkways for easy walks, nice flower beds, and even private backyards if people want a little green space of their own.
Fox Run's team, including their nurses and caregivers, is around 24 hours a day to help with emergencies and help with moving if anyone's having trouble getting from bed to a chair and back, and they provide support to residents who need to monitor their insulin levels for diabetes. Folks staying short-term can get rehab after a hospital stay, and there's a fitness center plus exercise classes for when people want to stay active without leaving home. Residents have Life Care Plans that are tailored to what they need and want, and the aim is to help each person and their family keep things as stress-free as possible as needs change. Meals are provided, and residents eat in a choice of casual cafés or more formal dining rooms, and social life is encouraged with frequent activities, indoor gathering spaces, a cozy library, and even transportation available if residents want to go out but don't drive. There's also 24-hour security to help everyone feel safe, and the "continuing care retirement community" setup tries to make every transition as smooth as they can. Staff try to keep everything easy and respectful, letting everyone feel like they belong whether they're pretty independent or need more hands-on help. Housekeeping is available, and modern wellness programs are offered on-site, all while focusing on senior needs, comfort, and privacy.
