Meadow Lake Village

Meadow Lake Village Retirement Resort - Owyhee Bldg in Meridian, Idaho is a large senior living community with both independent living and assisted living options, and it also offers memory care and skilled nursing services for people who need more support. The Owyhee Building is licensed for 67 beds but is a part of the bigger Meadow Lake Village Retirement Resort, where folks can choose from studio apartments or private cottages and lodge homes if they want something more independent. There's help with activities like dressing, bathing, and medication management if someone needs it, and staff provide housekeeping, laundry, meal preparation, and move-in coordination so daily chores don't become a burden. Memory care here tries to help people with anxiety and memory loss, aiming to slow cognitive decline, and there's 24-hour supervision and medication management available for everyone's safety. There are community features like a library, game room, barbershop and beauty salon, a general store, and private dining rooms for family meals, which really does make a difference for people who want to stay busy or active. Folks get chef-prepared meals, and special diets like for diabetes or allergies are accommodated, which helps when specific food needs come up. The grounds include a garden and a nine-hole golf course for those who like the outdoors, along with scenic walking paths and fitness programs. Residents can join movie nights, music activities, art and therapy rooms, and special events so there's always something going on. The facility has emergency alert systems and 24-hour call systems to give families peace of mind. Transportation is available, and there's parking for those who drive. Everything is guided by core values like Excellence, Teamwork, Hospitality, Integrity, and Compassion, and the staff is described as dedicated and compassionate. This place serves seniors who still like their independence but could use some help, and it's licensed by the state under license number RC-1048. Medicare isn't accepted unless the facility gets certification by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. The facility provides long-term care and works to relieve the pressure for both seniors and their families by offering a safe and engaging environment where support is always there if someone needs it.