Wesley Enhanced Living

The staff members are warm and friendly and they help with everything. The buildings are maintained and clean. The programs are run well. My mom feels safe.

Wesley Enhanced Living Main Line is a very spread out facility for independent living, but the section for assisted living is more condensed and tight knit. For independent living they offer a studio apartment, one bedroom or two bedroom apartment. They have tons of activities provided for residents to participate in. There is a huge indoor pool clubs, bistro bar etc. Tons to do. I would recommend Wesley Enhanced Living Main Line to others looking. It feels more home like and has beautiful surroundings.

Everyone is so caring and friendly. They have helped with everything from dealing with long term care insurance roadblocks, to making sure my mother has people to eat with.

In January, my mother became a Personal Care resident at Wesley Enhanced Living at Stapeley. She moved to Stapeley from a high-end independent living facility, in large part to be closer to my husband and me. Though Stapeley is an older facility and not as fancy as the one she left, she (and we!) are finding the Stapeley community to be warmer, more welcoming and with more resident activities and higher participation levels than she experienced in her previous, far more expensive, independent living facility. Though she's only been at Stapeley a month, she has met so many interesting people from both Personal Care and Independent Living who repeatedly tell both my mother and me, "You are going to like it here!" Stapeley is clean, well-maintained and has a warm, home-like aesthetic. The Fireside dining room has very good food. The staff have been kind and helpful. The nurses and on-site doctor are very competent. Overall, there is a great vibe at Stapeley. We're very grateful.

Everything is above average. The thing that sticks out most about Wesley Enhanced Living Main Line is the overall friendliness.

W.E.L at Stapeley only deserves applause! Admission process was easy and impressive. The building, historical value and grounds itself are an architectural gem hidden in he middle of Mt. Airy. The hallways were full of introductions and smiling happy hello’s. ALL of Stapeley staff(nursing, caretakers, kitchen prep, maintenance, room cleaners, laundry, front desk and management) are all A-#1!!!—kind, attentive, and compassionate. Nurse and doctor care is thorough and any questions or concerns are always addressed in a timely manner with much patience. One quickly becomes part of a Community at Stapeley- working, crying, and laughing together- supporting one another for both yourself/ family and your loved one. I had originally entered Mother in Memory Care(Bridges)in December . We have now moved to Skilled Care at Stapeley. The staff there already feels like extended family! I could not have made a better choice than Stapeley!!!

The physical facilities are attractive and senior friendly (i.e. outlets higher up on walls, not floor level). Most impressive, however, was the friendliness of the residents and the many activities offered --- something for everyone, no matter the interest. Of the places I've visited so far this is the nicest.

For the past 5 years I have been happy to be living here. Residents and staff are friendly and caring. I am never lonely. I always feel safe. The food is outstanding. The activities are endless.

This is a great place to go. I would recommend the community to others for their loved ones. The friendliness of the staff and the apartments are very nice. The staff are easy and helpful to work with if there are questions or concerns. The food is good for my loved one. There are staffing shortages in the dining room due to the pandemic. Some of the activities available include shopping trips, movies, crafts, resident committees, and more for the residents to choose from.

The process to transition my Dad here has been one that has left me feeling confident in our decision. The staff has answered any questions we had and made us feel at home in this new place. I look forward to my Dad enjoying his time here.

The facility is attractive from the outside- it has seasonal flowers and plants with several areas for people to sit or walk outside. It is clean- the staff is helpful if I have questions when I visit. My mother likes it there and says that the food is good.

You do go home with a head full and questions to be answered. We will call and talk. Very enticing.

Wesley Enhanced Living is so lovely, our loved one is enjoying everything about it especially the socialization. Her apartment is very roomy it is a large on bedroom with a patio. Also she loves the ease of getting around and the ability to walk. She is getting all the attention she should be getting, always being checked on and always made comfortable. i

The staff on the second floor for Personal care treat her as though she is a family member which helps me a lot because I am the only local family she has and she really loves some of her helpers! They are really caring and wonderful. She was in another place initially and she hated it there and I was so glad to find WEL because she has a beautiful apartment and a much easier life than even when she lived alone in NY.

Our loved one is more engaged at this community then what she was at her previous place, and she seems to really be enjoying the meals they provide.

My parents moved into WEL Main Line after a stay for both of them (different reasons) in the rehab section. While there, they toured the community and were impressed with the friendliness (everybody knows your name!), the great food, the ambience, and the affordability. They moved into an apartment a month later! After two years, my mother declined and eventually moved into skilled nursing and my father was able to visit her daily. The "tram" - similar to golf carts - brought him back and forth. Since she passed, my father has maintained his independent apartment where he turned 100 this year. The Facility did a remarkable one-year renovation that turned the shared spaces into a showplace. My father asked me to say, "This place is great. They did a terrific job when they renovated most of the place and tried to bother us a little as possible. It's really beautiful. The food is like a restaurant. [name removed] made sure we all got our Covid vaccines in the right order." The Covid pandemic has been rough for long term care facilities, and the WEL community is no exception. The true exception has been the care, kindness, concern, detailed planning and transparent management and communication which were all we could hope for.

I moved my mom to WEL Stapeley 5 years ago. She is in Personal Care. The staff have been the best! I have been kept well informed of my mother's care and any recommendations from her doctor. She is comfortable and well cared for. Over the 5 years her physical health and cognitive skills have declined but the staff have been able to provide for her. I am at peace knowing my mom is happy and well. Even during the COVID restrictions, I have been kept informed about the numbers of facility staff and residents effected by the virus and the precautions taken. Although we could not visit in person, the staff made sure I could FaceTime or Zoom with my mom weekly.

With heartfelt appreciation From the perspective of this resident of Wesley Enhanced Living-Main Line, the initial protective vaccination [date removed] against the Covid 19 virus for residents in Independent Living) was a well-planned, efficient, and tenderly administered program.

Wesley Main Line’s staff genuinely cares about their residents. The newly renovated facility, formally Martin’s Run, has an outstanding executive director, activities director, health professionals, kitchen, office support and transportation. During these unprecedented times, residents and loved ones have been kept informed of health updates and highlights are always shared in real time. I am so grateful for the recent vaccination clinics and how special the staff made it for my mother. Thank you!

Its been about a month since we moved my mother into the Stapeley facility of Wesley Enhanced Living and my siblings and I are a very pleased. Mom's declining memory and other cognitive skills required a transition to a facility with expertise in memory care issues. The move from personal care at another Wesley residence to the Bridges unit at Stapeley was seamless. Patrick and his team helped my mom stay calm and eased her anxiety about moving to a new home. My mom has been much more active and is benefitting from a more structured daily routine. She even loves the food! Mom's journey continues in a safe and caring environment.