Coming up, we will host a variety of events at Waterstone at Wellesley. First, if you have Parkinson’s disease or care for someone with Parkinson’s, please join us for our monthly support group to share your stories and receive the encouragement you need.
We are looking forward to hosting a special art exhibit presented by Facing Cancer Together and the Conquer Cancer Coalition on Thursday, Oct. 24 from 6 to 8 p.m. The annual “Giving Hope” exhibit supports research efforts and support services for individuals with cancer and their families.
Baseball fans: Don’t miss an upcoming presentation on our beloved Boston Red Sox on Monday, Oct. 14 at 7:30 p.m. Local historian David Kruh will review 100 years of Red Sox baseball lore, including the politics in play a century ago.
Each month at Waterstone at Wellesley brings an array of talented entertainers and presenters. We feel lucky to meet and host so many interesting people who inspire us, help keep us active, and teach us new things.
The residents and staff at Waterstone love living in Wellesley for its beauty, rich history and seemingly endless supply of things to do. We’re always on the lookout for new events and opportunities for community involvement.
As some of you may know, history buffs largely comprise Waterstone’s staff, residents and friends. National as well as world history fascinates us, and we value the important lessons we can learn by studying people, culture and significant events of the past. If you enjoy discussing history as much as we do, join us this week and next for two stimulating presentations.
Music is something we all enjoy—it helps us relax, enhances mood and even stimulates the brain. Whether you’re at a concert, coffee shop or simply doing chores around the house, music seems to heighten every experience. Here at Waterstone at Wellesley, residents, friends and staff love a catchy riff or beautiful melody..jpg "Charles River")
With a variety of events on Waterstone’s agenda, there’s sure to be something for everyone. Don’t forget that professional dog trainer Jane Young and her three talented Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retrievers will visit us on Sunday, Sept.
Owning or simply interacting with a dog offers numerous benefits—companionship, joy and even 
As we near the end of summer, we have several events lined up, including the final show of our Courtyard Summer Concert series. We’ve enjoyed welcoming wonderful artists to our community and watching them perform in our beautiful courtyard.
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As a highly controlled environment, Waterstone is one of the best places a senior can be right now. Everything they need is under one roof, including convenient services and amenities, gourmet dining, entertainment and scheduled transportation to essential medical appointments. Access to on-site wellness professionals for our independent living residents and 24-hour support in our assisted living community offers added peace of mind.
The safety of our residents and team members continues to be our top priority. Since the beginning of this pandemic, our entire team has worked diligently to enhance and enforce strict virus-prevention protocols as recommended by the CDC and local health departments.
The safety of our residents and team members continues to be our top priority. Since the beginning of this pandemic, our entire team has worked diligently to enhance and enforce strict virus-prevention protocols as recommended by the CDC and local health departments.
