Private & Semi-Private Rooms
Bright rooms with individual climate control, a television, and space to bring belongings from home. Accent walls and personal touches are encouraged.
The Spaces That Make a Home
The building matters. So do the smaller things: sunlight in the right places, a cheerful table by the door, roses out front that residents watch come into bloom.
Designed for Living
Comfortable, familiar, easy to navigate.
Walk through Windsor Hills and you will notice the things we got right on purpose.
Wide, well-lit hallways. Handrails that do not feel like hospital railings. Rooms with a wall of color and a window residents actually want to sit beside. A dining room that smells like a kitchen, not a cafeteria. None of it is accidental, and all of it adds up to a place that feels like the home it is.
Around the Building
A tour of our community
Main Dining Room
Shared tables, seasonal menus prepared by our kitchen team, and a standing invitation for family to join a meal.
Therapy & Rehab Gym
A sunny room with practice stairs, parallel bars, pedal exercisers, and the small equipment that builds back daily strength.
Living & Gathering Rooms
Comfortable common spaces for visiting, reading, watching a game, or hosting a family birthday. Each hall has its own quieter sitting area too.
Gardens & Outdoor Patio
Rose beds at the entrance, shaded seating, and level walking paths that are safe in any weather.
Beauty & Barber Shop
On-site salon services for haircuts, styling, manicures, and the small rituals that help a person feel like themselves.
Family Visit Lounge
A private room for family gatherings, birthdays, or quiet conversations, reservable by request and available on short notice.
Library & Activity Nook
Large-print books, board games, puzzles, and a comfortable corner for an afternoon read.
Chapel & Music Corner
Weekly services, visiting musicians, and a piano that gets more use than you would expect.
Dining
Meals worth looking forward to.
Our kitchen is staffed by people who care about food, not a vendor on a delivery contract. Menus rotate seasonally and lean on the dishes that taste like home cooking: chicken-fried steak, peach cobbler, real mashed potatoes, and the cornbread we keep getting compliments on.
A registered dietitian oversees every menu, working with the kitchen on portion sizes, texture modifications, and dietary needs. Residents on therapeutic diets eat the same flavors as everyone else, adapted rather than replaced.
- Three meals plus snacks daily, with always-available alternatives
- Menu input from a resident food committee
- Therapeutic diets supervised by a registered dietitian
- Family-friendly dining: bring a relative for the price of a guest meal
- Holiday dinners that fill the dining room
Activities & Programs
A full day, if you want one.
Our activities team plans a daily calendar shaped by who is living here, not a generic template. If our residents like Thunder basketball, the TV is on for tip-off. If a knitting group forms, we will find them a regular spot and a basket of yarn.
Participation is always optional, never required. Some residents love a packed day; others prefer the quiet of their own room. Both are equally welcome.
- Live music, sing-alongs, and visiting performers
- Crafts, painting, gardening, and group puzzles
- Movie afternoons and family game nights
- Outings to local destinations when health and weather allow
- Visits from therapy animals and reading groups
Resident-made décor in the lobby
See the spaces in person.
Photos give you an idea. A walkthrough gives you the feel. We would love to show you around at a time that works for you.