Woodland Terrace

We had Mom stay for 3 years at this senior living community. I was very impressed with the staff and caring she received there. A lot of activities, and really geared to the needs of aging clientele. I found the entertainment well thought out and a tremendous addition to the program. The food service is way beyond expectation, restaurant quality with a menu. And the wait staff is concerned and caring. Mom is diabetic and they came up with best meal suggestions for her to keep her blood sugar down. As she faced more challenges with memory I found the support staff to be helpful and patient with her needs and transition to managed care. Karl Miller is very professional and level headed. They do an excellent job.

I want to thank Karl and all of the staff at Woodland Terrace for all you have done to keep your residents safe and healthy! Everytime I talk with my mom she's in great spirits (impressive!) And seems healthy and good! She's loving the puzzles and we hope life will turn back to normal when it's safe. You are all amazing and I can't thank you enough for all you do and are doing💞

Woodland Terrace is an independent living facility for seniors over 55. The apartments (1 or 2 bedrooms and unfurnished) are comfortable and include small but equipped kitchens. The food is outstanding. It certainly ranks with that served at starred restaurants. As much as possible, Chef Chad Howard avoids pre-prepared foods and works diligently to control elements such as excess salt.The food plan is 2 meals each day. Activities are of the bingo and bean bag baseball sort. The management is not inclined towards providing intellectually challenging activities. The biggest challenge for residents these days is finding out about and dealing with unexpected, unexplained changes in staff, procedures, and expectations. Alas, management is neither appreciative of, nor responsive to resident input. Similarly, the building, which is starting its second 20 years, is realizing all of the typical come-home-to-roost maintenance problems of leaking roofs and pipes. The management responds to these promptly, just as it does to potential health emergencies such as covid and flu outbreaks. In today's world of senior facilities that do not provide medical or nursing care, Woodland Terrace is quite reasonably priced, especially with its no entrance fee policy (as opposed to facilities requiring a multi-thousand dollar fee upfront).