Independent Living

Williamsburg Landing is pleased to announce the addition of six homes in Independent Living as part of its Board-approved Master Plan expansion. The new homes will be located on the north side of Williamsburg Landing Drive, across from the Kramer Pavilion and sundial garden. 

Occupancy is anticipated by December 2019 or early 2020 once the homes are pre-sold.

We appreciate our nurses and CNAs every day, but Nurses Week is a great opportunity to take the time to celebrate. We also want to support nurses in this year’s theme of becoming healthier in mind, body, and spirit. http://www.nursingworld.org/nnw

Williamsburg Landing resident Bud Walker has been a skilled woodworker since his teenage years. He has crafted a variety of items such as toy boxes for his grandchildren, art easels, lamps, and even a dollhouse that is an exact replica of his granddaughter’s current home. His most recent project in Williamsburg Landing’s woodshop was in partnership with the Williamsburg James City County (JCC) School system and WJCC Physical Therapist, Susan Larkin.

Residents danced the night away at our James Bond 007 event on Wednesday evening. Virginia Beach band “Skylark” played live music while residents danced and enjoyed martinis and champagne. There was also a guest appearance by actor “Sean Connery” who was the first individual to play Bond in a movie. 

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Today, senior living is a far cry from its image of years past. Now, senior living communities can have the look and feel of lush resorts and offer a variety of lifestyle amenities, services and conveniences that provide a perfect balance of relaxation and stimulating activities.

In fact, an increasing number of Americans who are nearing retirement or have already retired are considering the active, worry-free lifestyle that senior living offers. And many have decided that the time is now.

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If you are new to the world of senior living services, you might be confused by some of the acronyms and other “insider” terminology often used. Similar to the hospital and information technology sectors, senior living has its own unique language.

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Today, an increasing number of Americans are reaching retirement age. And with retirement comes the opportunity to spend more time doing the things that we love and give us the most pleasure in life.

While some retirement age adults today choose to continue working in some capacity, virtually everyone looks forward to a lifestyle that is more carefree and less burdened by the responsibilities of taking care of a home and property. As a result, downsizing is a consistent theme among them.