The Weils

Services & Amenities

The Weils Assisted Living community offers all the comforts of home and so much more! Everything you need, everything you want, is right on our campus or in our neighborhood. We offer a full continuum of services to enrich residents’ lives on all levels and encourage as much independence as possible.

Our active community is just what you’ve been looking for with:

• 24/7 nursing and caregiving
• Spacious one- and two-bedroom suites with full kitchen, washer/dryer
• Complimentary transportation services
• Month-to-month leases
• Special events, entertainment, outings and life-enrichment programs
• Elegant dining with three chef-prepared meals a day, snacks and mealtime room service
• Outdoor patios for cookouts and relaxation
• Weekly housekeeping and laundry
• Full service beauty/barber salon

Assisted Living

Designed with seniors in mind, The Weils Assisted Living community offers all the comforts of home and so much more! Everything you need, everything you want, is right on our campus or in our neighborhood. We offer a full continuum of services to enrich residents’ lives on all levels and encourage as much independence as possible.

Memory Care Assisted Living

The David and Freda Robinson Residence is a memory care assisted living community located on our campus offering an alternative for individuals with early-to-mid-stage dementia and Alzheimer’s requiring special care and services, including supervision and assistance with the activities of daily living.

Learn More

Short-Term Rehab and Nursing Care

Rehab. Relearn. Restore. Results. Relax.

The 29-bed, rehabilitation pavilion on The Weils campus offers a soothing and healing environment for short-term post-hospital nursing, rehab and long-term care.

The Weils offers innovative rehabilitation modalities to help bridge the gap between rehab and community reintegration. Skilled nursing care combined with physical, occupational and speech therapies after an illness, injury or surgery, helps get you stronger and prepares you to transition to assisted living or home and be more independent.

Our interdisciplinary clinical team, led by a medical director, includes physicians, rehab therapists, nurses, nursing assistants, dietitians, social workers and life enrichment coordinators. They work together, along with the patient and family, to ensure the best treatment options and outcomes based on individual needs.

Private, comfortable and bright rooms with warm lighting, matching furniture and laminate wood flooring contribute to a restful yet productive stay. Private bathrooms with showers and safety assist equipment complete your rehab experience.

There are many gardens with sitting areas throughout the facility as well as outdoor relaxation in our enclosed courtyard and on our front porch. Fireplaces and cozy seating areas all contribute to therapeutic and wellness benefits.

Features of the Rehab Pavilion:

• Admissions 24/7*
• Excellent staffing ratios
• Chef-prepared meals
• Weekend rehab available
• Flat screen TVs with cable
• Telephone service
• Wireless/Internet access
• Life enriching activities
• Putting green

Respite Stays

An easy transition from rehab to respite

Short-stay transition guests are offered:

• Fully-furnished suites with full kitchen and washer/dryer
• Three chef-prepared meals a day
• Wide variety of social and cultural activities and programs
• Scheduled transportation for medical and personal appointments
• Housekeeping, laundry and linen service
• Full service beauty and barber salon
• All utilities including phone and television
• Sitting area and library
• Assistance with activities of daily living – grooming, dressing, bathing, etc.
• On-site physical, occupational and speech therapy available

You can also think of a respite stay as a possible transition from our rehab pavilion – many of our residents stayed at The Weils as a respite resident and decided to make The Weils their home.

Before respite residents begin their stay we ask a lot of questions, from medication and sleeping preferences to favorite foods and interests. This helps us plan the appropriate services and care level for each individual. Most importantly, it also lets us get to know each respite resident as a person, rather than just as a visitor.