Irving Point

Irving Point offers assisted living for older adults who want to keep their independence but need some help with everyday tasks like dressing, bathing, or taking medicine, and the place is focused on making life affordable and safe while giving people choices and dignity in how they live, so you'll find one and two bedroom apartments that are cozy and private if you want to get away and rest but the building also has activity rooms and equipment like treadmills and stationary bikes where residents can join fitness classes or relax with games like cards and dominoes. There are friendly, trained staff on-site around the clock for emergencies, and every resident has an emergency pendant they can use to call for help, and staff can help with dressing, bathing, and keeping up with medicine when it's needed, plus the in-house dining service cooks balanced meals that focus on taste and nutrition, and meals, plus support services outside what Medicaid or Medicare covers, are included in the usual support. Monthly amenities cover access to staff overnight, cleaning, social activities, and group outings so people can make friends and stay busy together. Irving Point is certified by the Iowa Department of Inspections and Appeals, and the buildings are made with safety and easy movement in mind-ramps, wide doors, and spaces for walkers or wheelchairs-so people don't have to worry about getting around. Besides assisted living, Irving Point has independent living for people who want a community but can handle their own day-to-day needs, and there's memory care for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, in secure areas to prevent wandering, as well as respite care if someone needs a break or temporary stay. The neighborhood has transportation and parking close by for families and visitors, and the staff always aims to keep things welcoming and helpful whether people need a bit of help or just want a friendly face. Senior apartments are part of bigger housing managed by Keyway Management Company, offering affordable rent and options not only for seniors but also for families and people with special needs, and there are even shared care homes where live-in caregivers help with daily activities, plus in-home care services with aides who visit seniors that want to stay in their own place but need some non-medical help or companionship. Every resident gets a care plan that fits their personal needs, and the staff tries to make sure that living at Irving Point feels safe and comfortable, letting people socialize if they want or enjoy the quiet of their own space if they need.