Rigby Country Living Center

Rigby Country Living Center sits out in Rigby, Idaho, about 11 miles from Rexburg, and has 23 licensed beds in a medium-sized, home-like community that focuses on meeting the unique needs of seniors, including those who need memory care, assisted living, or long-term care. Residents get access to studio rooms-each with their own kitchenette, cable TV, telephone, and Wi-Fi-and they can spend time in a shared dining room, on outdoor patios, or in the on-site beauty salon, and there's an arts room for crafts, too. Staff handle chores like housekeeping, laundry, and meal preparation, and they make sure meals fit any special diets, like for allergies or diabetes, with three meals and snacks every day set from a dietitian-approved menu. Memory care services try to help residents with Alzheimer's or dementia, and assisted living staff provide help with things like bathing, dressing, eating, and getting out of bed. There's a 24-hour call system, round-the-clock supervision, and medication management, so someone is always available if help is needed, and they coordinate with healthcare providers and set up medical transportation when needed. Residents get to take part in community-sponsored activities like movie nights, classes, and crafts, along with time spent in the garden or just relaxing in the outdoor community spaces, so there's always a way to stay engaged and connect with others. Rigby Country Living Center has parking and transportation services for residents, and they've earned a reputation for their friendly staff and a nurturing, welcoming environment, getting noticed with awards for their activities that keep people busy and engaged. Facilities work with senior living advisors and make move-in as smooth as possible, and the care home includes a special setting just for women with developmental delays, making sure their unique needs are met with comfort, safety, and daily routines. Managed by Caroline Young and Angela Rodgers, this state-licensed facility doesn't accept Medicare unless certified, but it does connect residents to local resources and has a license from the Department of Aging or Veteran's Services, always aiming to give seniors and their families peace of mind with quality care in a supportive community.