We Accept Medicaid
Not only does our community provide our residents with all-inclusive care and services, but those services can be funded by Medicaid. Utilizing Medicaid dollars makes all the difference for many of our residents.
Navigating the Financial Aspects of Senior Living
When shifting from an independent living environment to the next level of care, it can be complicated, but that’s where we come into play.
It’s Official: We Excel at Resident Care
When a community receives a deficiency-free survey from the state’s Division of Health Service Regulation, it means you and your loved ones can expect the highest level of care in an optimum setting. A deficiency-free survey means state surveyors found zero deficiencies and confirmed that we are meeting or exceeding all state requirements for care, services, and environment.
Patriot Angels
Patriot Angels is a Tennessee-based non-profit that specializes in helping veterans navigate the VA system to receive the benefits they have earned through their service.
Dream cars bring joy to local seniors
There were nine cars in all — five Corvettes and four assorted classics. The ‘Vettes ranged from a sleek modern 2007 model all the way back to a vintage beauty from 1965. A ’31 Ford just edged out a ’38 Plymouth to claim the title as the oldest car of the day.
“When these cars pulled into this parking lot, you should’ve seen the excitement that ran through our residents,” said Wexford House’s Executive Director Leslie Burleson. “They were gathered at the windows like kids at Christmas when Santa comes armed with all those presents.”
Corvettes to benefit senior living community
There’s a reason the Chevy Corvette has lodged itself in the American psyche as the nation’s premiere sportscar. Since the very first one rolled off the factory floor in Flint, Michigan in 1953, the ‘Vette has been synonymous with speed, dreams and the open road.
The public is invited to come out and see automotive history as the Carolina Classics Corvettes car club teams up with Wexford House Assisted Living for a classic car show on Friday, May 20 from 4:30-7:30 p.m….
Meet Our Lead Supervisor: Felicia Miles
Felicia chose senior care because she enjoys being challenged to practice compassion and patience regularly. She said that she viewed Wexford House as a new opportunity, unaware that she would soon develop irreplaceable attachments to staff and residents that she said she loves and wouldn’t change for the world.
