Highland Estates Assisted Living & Memory Care, located in Burley, Idaho, serves as an assisted living and memory care facility with a 4.2 rating from 10 reviews. The community accepts private pay, social security, veteran's benefits, and private insurance, and there are various fees depending on care needs, a community fee, and a respite care fee. Residents can choose from studio, semi-private, or two-bedroom units, and the facility encourages residents to age in place, adjusting services as needs change. There's regular support for daily living activities like bathing, dressing, grooming, and medication assistance, and the staff is on-site and available 24 hours a day, with a responsive emergency system throughout the community.
Meals come prepared for everyone, and there are diabetic-friendly choices and snacks available throughout the day. Residents have access to indoor and outdoor gathering spaces, a cozy common room with a fireplace, a library, a piano, and dining rooms with fresh decor. The grounds have patios with rose bushes and comfortable seating, making it easy for residents to relax outside or enjoy the small-town, scenic views of the nearby mountains and Snake River. There's an on-site beautician and laundry and housekeeping services to keep everyone comfortable, and the entry to the community is marked by a stone sign, hanging flowers, string lights, and inviting benches.
Residents benefit from numerous programs, like fitness classes, wellness activities, educational opportunities, games, and outings, and there's always a range of social and devotional services both onsite and offsite. Complimentary transportation takes residents to appointments, shopping, and activities. Highland Estates welcomes veterans, supports different payment options, and provides staff who are screened and medically trained.
For those dealing with memory loss, the dedicated Ashley Manor Memory Care area is secure and set up for safety, with personalized care and specialized programs, like the In the Moment program, led by a Memory Care Activities Coordinator and Wellness Director. Residents in memory care have their own dining spaces, suites with simple decor, and participate in activities focused on support and dignity. The community provides structure for residents with Alzheimer's disease and dementia, using a culture of respect and focusing on meaningful, daily engagement.
Staff can help residents who need a one-person lift to transfer between beds and wheelchairs, and they'll assist with bowel incontinence and diabetes monitoring, though insulin injections aren't provided. Hospice availability, respite care, and specialized support help families and caregivers make long-term decisions with expert guidance and resources. Residents living at Highland Estates Assisted Living & Memory Care get access to a wide mix of care levels and wellness support, promoting independence and quality of life in a setting that feels like home.
