Wesley Enhanced Living

not a lot of scheduled activities that I could see, but it may be directly related to the cost at this facility. Like the option of flexibility in regards to dining. You can eat when you want to for a monthly allotment.

My mother is enjoying her time here in this community since her move here. I'am satisfied with everything they have done for us. She is safe, and they are taking good care of her, and her needs. They have a good staff at this community. Everything is working out quite well for us in this facility. This is a good community, and I would recommend it.

I have no complaints about how things went for my loved one and I during our tour of this community. The staff where on time to our appointment and made sure to provide us with lots of great information on everything they had to offer. They had a nice floor plan with lots of great amenities to offer all of the residents. It was just not the right fit in the end decision.

My mother seems to be doing very well since her move to Wesley Enhanced Living. She likes her apartment and the meals they provide. She has been looking into the many activities they offer and making new friends. Her only complaint so far os that they have canceled a few movie nights, but other than that she seems very happy.

My tour of this is community went very well. This is a nice community. Everybody was very friendly and kind. The community looked nice and clean. It was a good experience. There were many factors that played into where to place my mother. This wasn't the place for us, but it is a good community.

Our family has been so pleased at Mom's move and adjustment at Stapley. The facility is managed well and the staff is diligent about taking care of the needs of the residents. There is an atmosphere of care here and an effort to create a home environment with many social, creative, spiritual,and culinary choices. Mom's life is fuller and richer since coming here. In summary this transition had been a blessing for us all.

My wife of 53 years, was diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease about five years ago. She recently became a resident of Stapeley. She resides in a spacious, sunny room in the newly renovated wing devoted to Alzheimer's residents. After visiting six Alzheimer's care facilities, I chose Stapeley for her because of the cleanliness of the facility, the staff interaction with the residents and families, the variety of activities available, and the cost. Because I do not drive, I found Stapeley reasonably convenient to public transportation. Stapeley's staff has been very prompt in answering my email comments and questions. They helped ease the way through this very stressful period in our family's life.

My Mom entered the Stapley through the skilled facility, while there recuperating from a fracutred pelvis her needs were met the staff was both very helpful and friendly. During this time it became apparent the Mom was going to need to find a place with assisted living, I spoke to Julie Flanagan and the nursing staff and was impressed with their care and concern for the residents. I discussed the issue of entering assisted living with Mom and we made the decision to stay at Stapley and have been happy with our discision ever since that moment in time.

We looked at many places before choosing Stapeley. We chose it because of its reasonable price and friendly staff. There are lots of activities particularly music ones which my mother greatly enjoys. Though my mother would still prefer to be in her own apartment, I am relieved that she is getting competent care and greater security.

This place was nice too, but very old looking. Rooms are nice and clean. People was friendly. Was not to happy about the set up. Community Fee are very high. Monthly rate are high too. Room come in small, medium, Large. Levels of care is different too.

We took a tour and spoke with the director. I was pleased with the facility.

Met with the Director and toured the apartment building and an apartment, also was shown a Twin/cottage that was lovely. Must go over finances. Fifteen meals a month included in the cottage. Different for the apartments. Will get back to her.If skilled care is ever needed, would go to WEL in Doylestown. Do not have skilled care for the cottages, but do have assisted living and skilled care there for apartment residents on the first and second floors. Cottage is not looking like an option that we could posssible afford. All utilities would be met by us. It would be trading our home for the expense of it, and not downsizing, but putting more strain on us finanially. There are three on a list for a one bedroom cottage of which there are only a few. We were shown the largest cottage they had which was gorgeous, but it is looking more and more not feasible for us.

It is a maybe recommendation. I am disappointed is a few services. There was a medical concern but the community wouldn't take them to the doctor, plus the community didn't want to do tests for my loved one. The community wouldn't allow my loved on to come back after their hospital stay.

My parents have only been in the independent living apartments for a few weeks, but are very happy. Everyone is friendly, the food is excellent, and the apartment is spacious.

The skilled nursing section is sketchy. There are questions about how many staff members are there and if there's really enough. Maybe that's just a problem that occurred while we were there but I think it could be a little better. We chose it for location's sake. It's close to my in-laws' old neighborhood and the church that they attend so the local made some things easier. I would not use them again for my in-laws but maybe for someone else. My mother-in-law is still there but she is not settled on if she's staying. She wants to be with her family. It's not home for her. From the outside looking in it's not an unreasonable place to be. I think the price is reasonable and you get a lot for the price. I would and have recommended it to others. My mother-in-law's sister and brother-in-law moved in and they're quite pleased with Stapeley.

The food on the whole is very good. I have a one bedroom apartment and it may be as much a result of my simply bringing too much, not having lived in a one bedroom apartment in many years. There are no wooden studs to you could anchor art on the walls or standing shelves. So unless maintenance finds a way to connect the metal studs you're limited to standing shelves. They not particularly eager to solve problems for you. The residents have been friendly and for the most part the message is, give it time, you'll adjust. Many have said it's not perfect but it's better than the alternatives. I would wary of being promised too much. Sales people do that. I would advise seeing something that important to you in writing.

Very nice place! Staff and residents are all very nice and helpful. A lovely place for my parents to live in independent. However, our choice to move there was based on the CCRC, lifelong living, type of principle where if one or both of them needed Personal Care they could stay there, same building, same people, etc. The biggest issue, is that the PC there does not assist at all. Not with transfers, walking, toileting, etc. Basically meds only and the occasional assistance, I would recommend it, if you're aware from the beginning that it may not be long term

Nice location overall, staff is difficult

Our family had an in person tour with Wesley Enhanced Living and the admission staff member that we met with, we really liked. We do understand it is a challenge to upgrade an old or historic building but the community just seemed worn down, dark and old.

The overall layout of the community is fine it makes sense, but they are redoing it now and with pandemic we have not been able to see what it looks.