Overview
This community offers a variety of senior living lifestyle options, accommodations, and floor plans. Residents enjoy engaging living in addition to personalized care plans and a wide range of convenient services and wellness-focused amenities. For more information contact the community directly.
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Room Types
- Studios
Amenities
- Arts and Crafts Center
- Beautician
- Café or Bistro
- Cats Allowed
- Complimentary Transportation
- Convenient to Public Transit
- Designed Specifically to Accommodate Memory Loss
- Dogs Allowed
- Enclosed Courtyard
- Fitness Center
- Foreign Language: English
- Foreign Language: Spanish
- Gluten-Free
- Housekeeping
- Indoor Atrium
- Indoor Common Areas
- Laundry Service / Drycleaning
- Low / No Sodium
- Memory Care Only Community
- Movie / Theater Room
- No Sugar
- Outdoor Common Areas
- Piano or Organ
- Private Bath
- Private Dining Room
- Resident Parking Available
- Secured Community
- Transportation at Cost
- Vegan
Services
- Ancillary Services
- Diabetic Care
- High Acuity Care
- Incontinence Care
Care
Assisted Living
A living option for seniors or individuals who require assistance with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, or medication management while maintaining a level of independence. Assisted living facilities offer personalized care plans and social activities that promote quality of life for their residents.
Memory Care
Memory care communities offer specialized care and support for individuals dealing with memory-related conditions, such as Alzheimer’s or dementia. These facilities are equipped with trained staff and offer engaging activities designed to promote well-being while ensuring a safe living environment.
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Commonwealth Senior Living at Leigh Hall Reviews
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Sonia Yard-Wilson
3 months ago
Family Day was a great celebration where we as a family had the opportunity to mingle with other family members. We were pleased to see our loved ones enjoyed the time of dancing, singing. The food served was very good to include the desert. Mr Dana and his crew did a great job. It Was a pleasure for us to see the new administrators personally
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craziestgoose77
3 months ago
Came in looking for a place for my father, building looked nice and clean, there was a lot of people in the front playing bingo enjoying themselves, there was some ladies in a little room off to the side getting their hair done, all the patients and staff appeared to be having a good time I sat down waiting for the wonderful and upbeat sales lady to give me a tour was approached by another staff member who introduced herself as the ARD with the biggest smile and most sweet country accent welcoming me to lee hall and asked if I've been helped she made small talk with me until it was time to tour the building in there memory unit patients was coloring and doing trivia all the staff in the unit greeted me with smiles, and the gentleman from maintenance was cracking jokes like he was an old friend it all just felt very relaxing and home like I was very pleased with what I saw
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Ashley
5 months ago
You can feel the love and compassion in the facility and that the staff enjoy working there. They are friendly and make you feel welcome. Brittany is so sweet and is such a breath of fresh air!
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Bonnie McDaniel
a year ago
Last evening 05/26/24 there was no where near enough staff on duty. There is not enough staff on payroll. These ladies are working double shifts. The staff that WAS there WORKED. Over worked, under paid. The staff was so few last evening, the residents were not allowed to do down for dinner. They were made to eat in their rooms. The amount of money monthly the residents pay far exceeds the number of staff on duty to care for their individual needs. To see a med tech 3 times a day is not sufficient interaction. Some residents really look forward to meal time. Interaction is important. It stimulates the senses, the mind. It gives residents the opportunity to chat with others if they choose. Some residents don't have family or friends to visit. Interaction is important. So, making the residents eat dinner on a Sunday in their rooms is for the convenience of whom? Who makes that decision? Executing that decision benefits who? Why is staffing at a bare minimum which isn't enough for the amount of residents in that building. From a safety concern, how can those few staff members execute a plan to safety if a fire broke out? Concerned.
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