Waterstone at the Circle operates as an Independent Living community that can also accommodate individuals who need short-term or respite stays. Residents have access to medical oversight that includes regular physician visits, diabetes management, and scheduled appointments with a speech therapist. The community’s clinical network coordinates with outside providers as needed, ensuring that residents can remain on campus for most routine health needs.

Daily support is available for seniors who want help with bathing, dressing, eating, or toileting, although the community is not equipped to serve residents with dementia diagnoses. An on-site podiatry program addresses foot care without the need to travel off property, and staff monitor health changes so residents can be referred promptly for additional services. This practical approach lets residents maintain independence while knowing that clinical help is available when required.

Apartments are set up for Independent Living and vary in size and configuration; not every unit includes every feature, so it is important to confirm details during a tour. Options may include a private bathroom, individual climate controls, in-unit laundry, cable connections, and the freedom to paint or decorate. Weekly housekeeping is standard for Independent Living residents, with linen service and maintenance also handled by staff.

Dining is flexible. Residents can order meals from a daily menu, request room service, or host family in the private dining room. Snacks are available throughout the day, and the culinary team can adjust preparations for diabetic, low-sodium, or other physician-ordered diets. This arrangement supports residents who prefer casual dining while still meeting specific nutritional requirements.

Waterstone at the Circle supplements care and housing with a range of amenities: resident parking, concierge assistance, a barber and beauty shop, an exercise studio, a movie room, internet throughout the building, a library, communal gardens, a pool, and active special-interest clubs. Scheduled transportation, proximity to public transit, and a community car make local trips straightforward. Pets are welcome in many apartments; it’s a good idea to check with the community during your visit to see if your pet will be allowed.