Parkwood Village and The Landing offers assisted living, independent living, and memory care in a spot where folks can enjoy both resort-style features and small town charm, and you'll find they've got all sorts of options, like private and semi-private rooms, studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, many with kitchenettes, full kitchens, walk-in closets, and even sunrooms, and residents pick from flexible meal plans with one, two, or three meals daily, which are served in restaurant-style dining rooms or private areas, including the MyChoice Dining Program that handles special diets like gluten-free, low/no sodium, and low/no sugar, and there's room service, complimentary breakfast, and Five Star culinary services for those who want them. The Cottages Clubhouse has an indoor heated pool, and there's a fitness center with treadmills and bikes, an activity studio, computer room, library, card and game room, bar/cocktail lounge, chapel, residents' lounge, and a movie theater for movie nights and social events because folks need a place to relax or join in, and outside, people can take the dog for a walk at the dog park, garden in the community spots, or rest by a lake, pond, water fountain, or under a gazebo, and there's outdoor walking paths and courtyard benches with lush landscaping.
The facility allows pets and offers pet therapy, along with beauty and barber services onsite at the salon, and there's covered parking, resident parking, and wheelchair access everywhere you need it, so getting around's easy, and transportation gets you to shopping or appointments nearby or for group outings and trips, plus with a gated community and secured property, safety's always first, and especially in the purpose-built memory care building where technology like alarm bracelets help prevent wandering, and staff look after residents with all sorts of challenges, even those needing reminders for restroom use or having significant behavior issues. There's 24-hour awake staff and nurses, visiting therapists for physical, occupational, and speech needs, medication management including insulin injections, blood sugar tests, and sliding scale therapy, and help with all the usual daily activities like dressing, showering, or moving, including lift transfers up to two-person assist, so folks with more needs are still taken care of, with custom care that changes as needs change, plus short-term stays for respite or rehab after surgery or illness, and staff work with hospice at the end of life to keep everyone comfortable.
Life enrichment activities fill the calendar, run by a full-time activity director, and they include yoga, gardening, cooking classes, wine tastings, karaoke, trivia, clubs, games, devotional and in-house religious services, as well as outings and volunteer opportunities, and there's always something to help people stay active, social, and engaged. The independent living wing lets healthier seniors keep busy and connected, and the memory care section offers structured programs and custom care plans for people facing dementia, making use of secured common areas and activities to help with memory and mood, and staff have experience with people who might be at risk for wandering or acting out. Apartments come with private bathrooms, emergency response systems, basic cable, satellite TV, internet, and some even have sunrooms, and bi-weekly housekeeping, laundry, and all utilities but phone and cable are included, so residents can put more energy into hobbies or friends, and less into chores. Parkwood Village and The Landing's style mixes comfort with practical help, offering a sense of belonging in a safe and supportive place that focuses on what each person enjoys and needs.
