The Best Continuing Care Retirement Communities Communities in Louisa County, IA

"I toured the Lutheran Living Senior Campus, and the tour was good. Of all the facilities I toured, it was the best because it was large, very airy, and inviting. They had an area with a stage and a screen where people were coming, and it was big and roomy. They had two-person rooms, shared rooms, or whatever, but the only room we saw was a single room, and it was nice, like a studio apartment with a bathroom. The director of the facility was outstanding. The dining area was fine. It was in the memory care unit, which was locked out from the rest of the facility, so they had their own dining space."

"I went to United Presbyterian Home. I looked at a one-bedroom apartment. It met my needs pretty well, if I get to that point. The community was small, and they have quite a bit of stuff there. Where I'm living now, I don't have a lot of stuff. The staff was very good, very helpful, very friendly, and knew everything that I had questions about. I had no problems with that at all. They have things going on in the home and different activities. They have exercise, a library, a spa, and a pool of some kind. I ate there one time several months ago, and the food was good."

"My grandmother is a resident here, and she absolutely loves it. She has Alzheimer's disease, and can sometimes be a little bit difficult. The staff seems to be very kind and understanding of her condition, and do their best to make her comfortable. The facility itself is wonderful. It has a gym for the residents, a bistro where residents and their visitors can eat, and they even decorate for the holidays. Each time that I have been at the facility, I have also seen their menus for lunch/dinner. It seems like they always have very hearty and healthy meals. My grandmother seems to like the food very much. It also has some very nice gardens and courtyards around the building if you want to take a walk outside. The building's layout is nice also, because one part of it has the residents that need more help functioning throughout the day, while the other section has the residents that do not really need any supervision through the day. For the residents that do not need a lot of supervision, they can actually get rooms that are similar to apartments and include kitchenettes. The section where the people who do need supervision live is very secure, and the doors require codes in order for people to get in and out. If someone leaves without using the code, an alarm goes off. There is usually at least one staff member near the doors. Overall, I feel very good having my grandmother there, and she seems to really enjoy living there. "

"We looked at Atrium Village. It was a two-story facility, and it was fairly new. The staff was great. They had studio and two-bedroom apartments, but none of them were really big. We didn't look at the activities too much, and I didn't see a whole lot of it there. "