The Plaza At Westwood Senior Living offers both Assisted Living and Independent Living, allowing residents to choose the support level that best matches their daily needs. Licensed care staff handle routine activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, and medication reminders for Assisted Living residents, while those in Independent Living benefit from an on-site safety net without scheduled assistance. Residents can transition between these two care types if their health status changes, making the community adaptable for long-term residence.

Beyond its core care levels, the community provides short-term respite stays for individuals who need temporary support after hospitalization or when a primary caregiver is away. On-site medical oversight includes diabetic monitoring, insulin administration, and coordination for hospice services when comfort-focused care becomes necessary. Wellness checks, emergency response systems, and regular communication with physicians help maintain continuity of care and address changes in condition promptly.

Accommodations feature private or semi-private apartments situated around landscaped grounds that give residents space for walking or outdoor relaxation. Housekeeping services keep units tidy, and limited parking is offered for residents who still drive. Some apartments include direct patio access or garden views, although not every unit has every amenity listed; availability depends on the specific floor plan selected.

Dining services provide three daily meals prepared on site, with options tailored to varied dietary needs. Low-sodium entrées, kosher meals, vegetarian choices, and gluten- or allergen-free plates are available by request, allowing residents to manage health conditions without sacrificing routine. Menus rotate to encourage balanced nutrition, and staff monitor special diets to ensure compliance with physician orders.

Residents can take part in a range of structured activities held in the community’s activity center. Bingo games, arts and crafts sessions, and scheduled social outings help encourage engagement and reduce isolation.