La Bella of Edwardsville gives residents private rooms with their own bathrooms, phones, Wi-Fi, and comfortable furnishings, and you find people living at their own pace with freedom and privacy, and some of the special rooms have little kitchenettes for those who like to do some of their own meal prep. They do assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing, helping folks with different health needs, and you'll see them working with people who need rehab for a bit or helping someone in hospice or palliative care or who needs help at the end of life. The staff-including skilled nurses, physical and occupational therapists, speech therapists, dietitians, and caregivers-help with just about everything you think of: bathing, getting dressed, grooming, medication, meals, wound care, tracheostomy care, diabetic injections, dialysis, pain management, and even cardiac and stroke rehab, so something's always getting taken care of if someone needs help.
Community features stand out with a computer center, a fitness room, a gaming room, a small library, and there's a garden and outdoor spaces for walking or hiking, and you'll find plenty of lounge areas when you just want to sit and relax, plus entertainment and social events through the week with residents sometimes running their own activities-keeps everyone busy if they want to be. La Bella of Edwardsville runs their own transportation for errands or planned day trips, helps with move-in coordination, has groceries, laundry, housekeeping, meal prep, and serves food restaurant-style in shared dining rooms, so there's always someone to talk with at lunch or dinner.
There's a special focus on mental wellness programs, holistic support, and unique service names for the way they do things, and residents can try out scheduled therapy or classes if they like. Personal grooming's covered too, with salon services, haircuts, and spaces to relax. Families can stay updated on loved ones with regular communication on care and recovery, and the team handles both short-term rehab and long-term care needs, so if someone needs a lot of help one month and less the next, things don't get complicated. Staff are around 24/7 and take walk-ins during weekdays, and they keep things warm and welcoming for people recovering between hospital and home. The facility offers respite stays, skilled nursing, hospice care, and memory support for people with Alzheimer's or other dementia, and there's always something happening, whether it's a card game, an outing, or just sitting out in the sun.
