Hometown Senior Lvg Wedgewood

Hometown Senior Lvg Wedgewood in Woodbury, Minnesota, offers several care options like independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing all on one campus, so people can move between care levels as needs change without changing communities, and the place itself is considered very home-like and friendly, which people seem to like because there's a feeling of kindness and helpfulness between residents and staff. The community provides both private and semi-private one-bedroom units, and rooms come with bath tubs and wheelchair-accessible showers, plus they have kitchenettes and amenities like cable and WiFi, which seems handy if folks want to stay connected, and you'll also find common areas both inside and out, such as gardens, dining rooms, and courtyards, so there's always a spot to relax or chat with someone else if you feel like it. Memory care is a focus here, where staff give 24-hour support and activities to help people with Alzheimer's or dementia feel safe and comfortable, and the building designs aim to reduce confusion and prevent wandering with enclosed courtyards and easy layouts. There are on-site nursing staff, services for high medical needs, medication help, incontinence care, diabetic support, and even short-term respite stays if someone just needs a little help for a while, and home care aides are available for those living at home, offering non-medical support and companionship. The dining program gives well-balanced meals, even vegetarian or diabetic-friendly ones, and everything is cooked on-site, so people don't need to worry about special diets, and if help is needed with bathing, dressing, or moving around, staff are always there to help. The activity calendar includes brain fitness, art classes, gardening, stretching, trivia, trips, as well as devotional, Catholic, and Protestant services, plus there's sometimes a bit of fun from the activity directors who keep the schedule full and lively, and even though there's resort-style amenities like a swimming pool, hot tub, and a beauty salon, things still feel relaxed, and people have choice about what to do each day. Folks can have cats or dogs if they meet community rules, and transportation is arranged for medical appointments when people need to get out, and the move-in support tries to make settling in a little easier, while cleaning and linen services help keep things tidy. Safety features like medical alert systems, walk-in tubs, and home security are there to make sure residents are protected. Rooms are fully furnished but can be personalized, and some apartments have their own living areas. There are both indoor and outdoor social spaces so people can spend time with others or enjoy a little quiet. The overall feeling is one of calm and support, making it suited for people who want a clean, welcoming place to live, whether they need a lot of help or are pretty independent but don't want the hassle of chores or home maintenance anymore.