Seasons Place in Lewisburg, West Virginia, is an assisted-living community that supports residents who need help with activities of daily living. Staff members coordinate medication reminders, personal-care assistance, and routine wellness checks so residents can remain as independent as possible while having reliable day-to-day support.
The community also accepts respite or short-term stays, making it an option for family caregivers who need temporary relief or for individuals recovering from an illness or procedure. Diabetes management is available, including blood-sugar monitoring and diet oversight, and on-site speech therapy sessions can be arranged when ordered by a physician. A facility-wide sprinkler system is in place to add a layer of safety.
Private and semi-private apartments range from studios to larger layouts, some offering kitchenettes, balconies or patios, in-unit washer-dryer connections, and wheelchair-accessible showers. Features such as air conditioning, window treatments, carpeting, Wi-Fi access, and reserved parking are common, though not every residence includes every feature listed. Pets are welcome, and shared indoor areas include a central fireplace, piano or organ, and several lounges that open to the deck and landscaped outdoor spaces. Fitness programs are scheduled regularly to encourage mobility and strength.
Dining is handled on-site, with three daily meals served in a communal setting and menus designed to meet standard dietary guidelines as well as physician-ordered restrictions. Guests may join residents for meals, giving families the chance to share time together without leaving the property.
Residents have access to an activity center where scheduled programs include live-music performances, birthday celebrations, and social and recreational events. Raised garden beds encourage hands-on horticulture, while planned community outings and social trips keep residents connected to the Lewisburg area. A library and computer lounge provide space for reading and internet access, and ongoing social outings foster engagement among neighbors.
