Holistic Wellness to
Live Your Best Life
Our holistic approach to health and wellness is designed to provide residents with multiple opportunities to enjoy life for as long as possible in an independent fashion with conveniences, key services, and a vibrant environment for enriched living.
Community Fitness
Amenities
- Heated swimming pool
- Dedicated massage room
- Campus-wide walking paths
- Two fitness centers
- Cardio-specific machines
- Pneumatic training system
- Free weights and bands
- Locker rooms with showers
- Spaces for personal training
- Venues for conducting classes
- Mats for yoga and tai chi
- Meditation space
- Balance equipment
stay sharp with
Engaging Activities
Well-rounded programming at The Mayflower are built on four key components of brain health and fitness — socialization, mental stimulation, spirituality, and physical activity. We offer lifelong learning opportunities, health and wellness programs, cultural activities, travel opportunities, and more.
You can choose to join a group discussion of current events, hear from a guest lecturer, explore with a travel group, pursue lifelong learning opportunities, pick up a paint brush, or take a ballroom dancing class – the options to stay engaged and on the move are plentiful.
enjoy our convenient
Wellness Clinic
The wellness clinic provides a number of helpful services to independent living residents, such as general health services as well as assistance with some daily activities, including medication management, wound care, blood pressure checks, physician appointment scheduling, and more. Our dedicated team also responds to call-button calls around the clock and serves as the frontline to ensure our residents are properly cared for in every way needed.
the benefits of our on-site
Doctor's Office
The on-site office is a personalized physician’s practice that operates independently, serving as a primary benefit to independent living residents who may elect to use an on-site health professional rather than a professional in the local community. This benefit affords residents the convenience of having a primary care doctor nearby who can be part of future decisions that may require a higher level of care, such as assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care, and more.
It’s so necessary to keep moving. As older adults, it’s even more important to push your limits. So we keep pursuing physical, intellectual and social activities – they’re all critical.
Marty Z., Resident
