Arbor Terrace is no longer the Sudley Manor House. It’s now called Arbor Terrace Sudely Manor.
The assisted living home underwent a makeover in the past month, and counselors invited family and friends of the residents, as well as member of the Prince William Chamber of Commerce inside the see the new digs.
Counselors were dressed in 1920’s attire, from flapper dresses to fedoras, and the theme of the party was “all jazzed up.” A ribbon cutting was held in front of the building to signify the changes.
Guests were treated to valet parking when they arrived, and then a wide spread of food and drink inside the 3-story building. Live music was featured on all floors of the building, such as guitar on the first floor and live piano on the third.
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The Arbor Company purchased Sudley Manor House in July 2014. New programs like “dining with dignity” were added — a culinary program that serves residents no longer able to eat with knives and forks food appetizer style. A transition program was also added for residents who don’t need many of the additional services required by those with Alzheimer’s but needed to move into an assisted living home, said Senior Care Counselor Rebecca Moore.
Arbor Terrace Sudley Manor has about 70 residents and 72 rooms. All three floors were completely remodeled in the past month.
