Wesley Enhanced Living

We have been living at Wesley for about a year and are happy here. I do think that we could benefit from having more social activities.

Staff very friendly and listened to our questions and provided careful guidance. Apartment sizes were appropriate for our needs however there were some unusual or quirky layouts.

The people have been so friendly. Area for improvement: Our suggestion is that a formal orientation sessions be conducted for new residents. We would absolutely recommend this community to other families based on the experience so far. Mom is now a resident of 6 months. We absolutely made the right choice in choosing the Wesley Enhanced Living community!

My ratings are based on comparison with our lifestyle before entering Wesley Enhanced Loving (WEL). The biggest change was demographics: about 80% of the residents are women, and of those, about 60% or more use walkers. Note that we reside in an independent living apartment. The culinary team tries hard and offers a large and varied menu. However, the quality is inconsistent, and I would describe it as a step above institutional food (like school cafeterias). Because of the demographics, the activities are skewed toward women. Also, many activities are limited in attendance, requiring signups which leads to disappointments If one did not get to the sign up book early enough. One other thought: the campus is kept I excellent condition with seasonal plantings and attractive trees.

It's great for Independent Living but they're very inflexible and unwilling to accommodate residents as their needs increase and capacities diminish. They're also weirdly obsessed with the appearance of their lobby TV area such that they will wake any residents who fall asleep in front of the TV and don't allow them to have drinks or snacks there.

[names removed] very helpful in bring in new people for care at the facility. They gave a very good tour of the facility, and introducing staff to you. Set up activities on a regular basis to keep residents busy.

Its a warm and welcoming community with great food and nice apartments, but also some difficulty living up to the many expectations that we had going into. But overall it's a nice place to live.

We've been very pleased. It's a great facility and a wonderful community. And we feel very good about having our loved one there.

Is an open light welcoming community with very good array of wrap around services. I would just recommend that the residents read the residents handbook as their is a lot of information to absorb and take in, they do an orientation but their is a lot of information in the book that is needed.

Our adult sons (both of whom live out of state), my husband, and I were fortunate that we were "matched" via [removed] with Wesley Enhanced Living at Stapeley. The level of care that my husband needed made it no longer financially sustainable for us to remain in our previous home; the Director of Marketing and Sales at WEL at Stapeley was able to provide sufficient incentives and discounts for us that a move here became doable. He worked tirelessly ensuring that there would be as few stresses as possible in our two-part transition, first my husband to Personal Care (the assisted living wing of the community), then me to an Independent Living apartment 8 days later. Once we were moved in, he demonstrated concern beyond his job description - everything from finding me a shower curtain on the first day (It had not been on our radar screen to bring one since the shower in our former residence had sliding doors.) to troubleshooting setting up the voicemail on my new phone.

Generally it's good. My apartment is comfortable. The services are good, and the staff is good. They serve dinner only, and it would be nice if they provided breakfast and lunch as well. Also, the activities don't really interest me. They have mainly card games and bingo.

There are really good activities here even though at times our loved one does not take advantage. There are different dining rooms here, and there is one dining room that is supposed to serve very delicious food, and something similar to a 5 course meal. However our loved one always decides to go to the other dining room where the meals are just okay. If they just went to the other dining room we are sure the meals would be much better.

We chose Wesley Enhanced Living because it was referred to dad by some of his former classmates who had good experiences here. It is a light and airy atmosphere, everyone seems very happy and upbeat. They have different levels of care, independent and assisted living. His apartment size is perfect for him and what he needs. The facility does accept medicaid as well. I would absolutely recommend to others looking.

The staff was very friendly, helpful and accommodating. The community was clean and neat and they did a good job taking care of my loved one.

We chose Wesley Enhanced Living because of the value of the money as well as the convenient location. The staff were so friendly on the tour and that has carried through to this day. The apartment sizes are very good. I think they really pay close attention to the residents and their needs. I would recommend to others looking.

We chose Wesley Enhanced Living because my sister really liked the director, he gave us a lot of good information and really explained the process thoroughly. I have only been in the facility a couple of times myself but the administrative have been very good with keeping in contact with my sister and were very accommodating through the process of getting her in here.

Great place for my parents

I would tell others to definitely take a tour. I was looking forward to my loved one living here. Everyone was very friendly, including anyone we saw in the community. Patrick and his team made things so easy to bring my loved one into assisted living.

The community answers any questions via email very quickly. They are also quick to address any issue that there may be in person. The staff is friendly and very nice. I would recommend this community to others.