Cenoma House at 1930 Heyburn Avenue East in Twin Falls, Idaho, offers senior living with a quiet, home-like atmosphere where folks can choose from private or shared suites that have kitchens or kitchenettes, cable TV, Wi-Fi, and safety features like a sprinkler system. Residents get regular housekeeping, linen changes, maintenance, and laundry help, even dry cleaning, so they don't need to worry about chores. The care team, including nurses and personal care assistants, keeps the resident-to-staff ratio low and offers support for daily activities like bathing, dressing, walking, medication help, and transfers, with staff available at all hours through a call system, whether someone's here for independent living, assisted living, memory care, adult day services, or short-term respite care.
Cenoma House provides three meals a day in a group dining room, where staff can accommodate food allergies and diabetes diets, and there's always a chance to enjoy snacks or special meals. Folks can enjoy organized social activities like movie nights, arts and crafts, and exercise classes, a game room, scheduled outings, and even a community arts room, along with health and wellness programs, plus fitness and salon/barbershop services right on site. The outdoor areas, including gardens and walking paths, make it easy for residents who like fresh air or relaxing with neighbors in a familiar, peaceful setting.
Families looking for care for loved ones with mild cognitive impairment or memory loss can find help in the secured memory care unit, where staff supports safety, dignity, and a sense of belonging while offering activities and routines that fit each person's needs. The residential care home approach means Cenoma House serves a small group-just 10 units total-so people can know each other, make friends, and feel part of a close community. There's coordinated care for residents who need medical services like physical or occupational therapy, nurses for health checks, home health care, long-term care, hospice care for end-of-life needs, and help working with outside doctors or health providers.
Transportation services help residents get to appointments or outings, while guest parking and family outreach aim to include loved ones in the community. Small pets aren't allowed, but residents can expect plenty of company with regular events and programs that support friendships. Insurance for long-term and personal care is accepted, and there's support with everyday living for anyone who finds it harder to manage alone. All in all, Cenoma House focuses on making daily life comfortable, active, and as worry-free as possible, so seniors can feel safe, well cared for, and at home.
