New Perspective Silvis sits on pretty landscaped grounds near parks, shops, and Genesis Illini Hospital, so people can get out and about or enjoy quiet walks at home, and the whole place kind of feels warm with friendly colors inside and comfortable hotel-like areas. This community serves seniors from Davenport and the Quad Cities. It offers several care options, including independent living for folks who like to take care of themselves but want less to worry about, assisted living for those needing help with things like bathing or dressing, memory care in Woodland Terrace for folks living with Alzheimer's or dementia, nursing home care when higher medical support is needed, and continuing care so residents can stay through different levels of need. It's pet-friendly, so cats and birds are welcome, which means you don't have to leave your companion behind.
Rooms come in studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom layouts, ranging from 368 to 1,070 square feet, and some have in-apartment washers and dryers, so people can take care of their own laundry if they want to, which is handy. All rooms aim for coziness and safety, with easy access and wheelchair-accessible showers. Residents eat chef-prepared meals with choices for different diets, and there's always coffee and snacks around, so you don't have to worry about meals. Folks can join daily activities like gardening, games, art classes, happy hours, and movie watching in the game room or library, and there are plenty of social chances, both inside and outside, such as outings on the community bus to stores or events. There's a beauty salon on site for haircuts and such, devotional services for different faiths, and staff available 24 hours a day, with nurses and therapists regularly on hand or visiting when needed.
For memory care, the secured courtyard and special programs keep folks safe and help memory issues, and there's always someone awake if help's needed at night. People who need help with medicine-like monitoring blood sugar-can get it, but staff can't give insulin shots, so folks need to be able to handle that themselves or have outside help. The facility takes care of cleaning, repairs, and maintenance, so residents don't have to fuss over those chores, and amenities like Wi-Fi, resident parking, transportation, and high accessibility features make life a bit easier.
Community fees are charged for different services, with costs depending on the level of care, room type, and other needs. Respite care is offered for short stays, and hospice support is available when needed. Several payment help programs are accepted-including Illinois CCP, Medicaid Supportive Living, Elderly Waiver, and the Medicare Savings Program. The whole place gets checked for quality and keeps up its license with regular reviews, and the awards show people think it's a well-run place. People who're curious can take a tour, look around inside, and see how daily life works-from dining to socializing-so you can decide if it suits your needs.
