Elite Lodge of Ashworth
909 Ashworth Rd, West Des Moines, IA 50265
(800) 558-0653
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Reviews of Elite Lodge of Ashworth in West Des Moines, Iowa
4.7
(10 reviews)
Facility
4.8
Staff
5.0
Food
5.0
Activities
5.0
Value
2.0
Lori
5
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August 19, 2022
I was very impressed with my tour at Elite Lodge of Ashworth. They do everything possible to keep people there in terms of meeting their needs. When we toured, somebody asked about a different table to do a puzzle on because they had a glass table and it was reflective. And they said they'll get them that and they meant it. I was very impressed with the person who gave us the tour, he was extremely knowledgeable and helpful. The apartments or flats or suites were very spacious. They had a lot of amenities as far as things there that would help people. There was banking, a library, and different resources. So I was very impressed with them. The meals are included if you wanted them. They have the staff try to help people stay in their homes as long as possible, while in some other places they might have had to relocate because of their health deteriorating. So I think they went above and beyond to try to keep their people and I was impressed with that. Everyone we met there was very friendly and seemed to like the facility. The grounds were very pretty and you could take a walk without going outside because of the size of it. We were favorably impressed. It's an older facility but it's in really good shape, and their rooms were some of the most spacious we've seen.
Robert
5
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July 7, 2022
We like that Elite Lodge of Ashworth is close to everything. They had 12 acres of land that was beautifully laid out, it was a beautiful place. Their staff is very friendly and very accommodating, and we just got an overall good feeling from them. Their activities were adequate, they had the woodworking and had the woodwork things up. It was fairly impressive.
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Kim
4
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November 11, 2021
We visited The Lodge of Ashworth. I liked the fact that it's privately owned. The staff was incredibly friendly. Everything was focused on the residents. They've thought of everything just to meet their needs, and the residents seemed very happy while we were there. They have great facilities. They have everything that you can imagine that you need, but the rooms and the kitchens are a little bit dated. The staff member who showed us around was great, very kind, and very resident-focused. We did our tour on a Saturday, and he was there on a Saturday. We did not eat the food, but he said that the chef has been there for 16 or 17 years, or for an extended period of time. The food is rated really well. One of the reasons why we're hesitant about this facility is that my father has a food allergy, and they don't necessarily accommodate food allergies. They have a pool.
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Reviewer0213gel
5
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March 11, 2021
The people at The Lodge of Ashworth were very friendly, they provided lots of information, and they were very patient about me asking questions. It was a nice facility. The only issue was that their pricing is somewhat confusing because it's a buy-in model. The buy-in number is usually not based on anything except what the person who lived there wants. They were wonderful; they did a great job at explaining things. The rooms that I saw were in the process of being renovated. The average length of stay is fourteen years. They probably have the most of anybody that I've seen or read about. They have a dining room with a continental breakfast and a choice of lunch or dinner. They have an indoor pool, a walking path, water aerobics with instructors coming in, an exercise room with instructors coming in, and a library with lots of conversation nooks. They also have heated underground parking, which is nice. We didn't try the food, but I have heard from other people that it's excellent.
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ReviewerAT0329
4
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March 31, 2020
I lived in The Lodge of Ashworth. It's a fine community, it depends on how active you want to be, we get fed like a country club every night, we have card games, pool parties, and we go on a lot of outings that cost next to nothing which is enjoyable for a while if people don't drive anymore, but I'm still working. I only participate in 3 activities. The staff bend over backwards to help any and all members out no matter what the job is. The outside structure of the building had to be taken care of, I had some issues with rotting windows, but the inside was taken care of nicely. I had a 2-bedroom apartment, it needed to be updated, and they had been doing that.
Jay
5
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July 17, 2017
I liked that The Lodge of Ashworth was very large and had a lot of activities for the seniors. We really liked the square footage and how everything was laid out in their apartments. They would rebuild the apartment if you wanted it a certain way. The downfall was that you had to sign a year's lease agreement. They required first, last, and deposit upfront. The dining room was very large. It was an older complex, but everything had been updated. There wasn't a smell. All of the carpets were fresh, nice, and new. We looked through three different apartments and everything was brand new. They had an emergency call button in the apartment, which really impressed me. The director and everybody were super nice.
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Independent Living
Independent Living is for those who desire the feel of a private residence with the amenities and activities available in a planned community, such as fitness classes, game nights, and group excursions. Services such as cleaning and groundskeeping are often available.
$2,350
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Services and Amenities of Elite Lodge of Ashworth in West Des Moines, Iowa
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- All Inclusive Rent
Room and housing options
- 1-bedroom apartments
- 2-bedroom apartments
- 3-bedroom apartments
General
- Resident Capacity: 136
- Minimum Age: 55
- Pets Allowed: Small pets allowed
About Elite Lodge of Ashworth in West Des Moines, Iowa
The Lodge of Ashworth Lifestyle
At The Lodge of Ashworth, our members bring together people who share their skills and experiences. We provide an environment that encourages friendship, connection, and health, with an approach grounded in whole-person wellness. And we provide services to aid you with daily living, so you have time and energy to invest in doing what you love.
Every day, you rely on other people, your family, neighbors, and others in the community who not only lend a helping hand, but also provide you with products and services. It doesn’t mean you aren’t independent; everyone relies on the different talents, skills, and the help of others throughout their life.
At The Lodge of Ashworth, we provide services like meal preparation, home maintenance, and housekeeping, as well as scheduled transportation and activities. As a Lodge member, you can rely on this support, and focus your energies on doing what you love, whether that’s spending time with friends and family, devoting your attention to a hobby, or discovering new passions.
Aging in place is a concept developed through long-range studies that examine successful aging. There are multiple dimensions of whole-person wellness, including physical, emotional, social, spiritual, intellectual, and vocational. At the Lodge of Ashworth, we offer care and service designed to support all dimensions of aging.
What is Aging in Place?
Our in-house Caring Solutions staff works with our members to create a lifestyle that reinforces:
Physical Wellness, through regular health screens, fitness classes, and recreational activities like walking clubs.
Emotional Wellness, with seminars on stress management and plenty of opportunity for laughter and sharing.
Social Wellness, through formal and informal gatherings and celebrations, and an atmosphere of friendliness and concern.
Spiritual Wellness, in an environment that respects different faiths and belief systems.
Intellectual Wellness, with opportunities to learn about current affairs or world events with guest lecturers and gain perspectives and insights from other members of book clubs or discussion groups.
Vocational Wellness, with the opportunity to pursue hobbies and programs to serve others through volunteer efforts on campus and in the greater
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