The Cottages on Wesleyan Al

Independent home with attached garages, very spacious and soundproof. Plenty of room for wide wheelchairs or even scooters, some homes have sunrooms and a patio in the back.. With the exception of Wi-Fi, everything else is taken care of in your rent. This place is clean. It's gated. And there's always something to do. If you wish to indulge yourself.

My mother started out in independent living for about seven years before moving to her assisted living apartment for the next 4+ years. We were extremely pleased with both units she called home. The staff is wonderful! Numerous activities and events provided for residents. I highly recommend the Cottages for your family and would be glad to answer any questions regarding our experience.

Don't move here just don't move here please don't move here it's not worth it it's not it's not worth it because of the end of the day they not going to fix nothing of yours the spiders their snakes they don't care about nobody safety or kids

A beautiful community with pristine grounds is nice to look at, but it can keep you from making a clear-eyed assessment of the quality of care offered, which is the most important factor to consider. Make sure to look beyond expensive carpeting, trees in the courtyard, or flower arrangements in the dining room. Those things can add value to the community, but they're not everything.

We were disappointed in the care The Cottages on Weselyn provided our Mom. We thought after interviewing them and Mom being assessed and accepted by them, that it was the right place for Mom. But it turned out they are not truly prepared to assist memory care. Their website claims “constantly monitor residents wellbeing”. But Mom was ignored. I spoke with Joy regarding Mom being introduced to fellow residents and activities. She replied “we can do that”. Really? Shouldn’t that be a priority when a new resident moves in? Especially when you are aware and accepted a resident with memory care issues. In the short time Mom was there, other incidents told us Mom wasn’t getting the assistance she needed. And they had the audacity to say we should hire sitters to monitor Mom. So in reality they only provide basic assisted living not true memory care as they advertise.