Chautauqua Guest Home

Chautauqua Guest Home in Charles City, Iowa, provides assisted living, nursing home care, and skilled nursing for seniors who need support with daily activities or more serious health needs, and folks can find help here with long-term care, memory care, and short-term rehabilitation if they're recovering between hospital and home, and the place has 65 licensed beds right there at Chautauqua Guest Home #3 on 9th Street, where staff like the Nurse Manager and Director of Nursing, CNAs, and medication managers all work shifts to keep care going around the clock. The community has three different locations including Riverside Senior Living, which features two-bedroom apartments and a nearly 15-bed Alzheimer's care unit, plus the 11th Street Chautauqua and the main 9th Street Chautauqua building, and all across these places, seniors benefit from meals planned by chefs, outdoor private patios, Wi-Fi and electronics like cell phones and laptops, a barbershop and beauty salon, a projector and screen for activities, and services such as physical, occupational, and speech therapies, even for residents who need special equipment or help with ventilators and tracheotomies. Family and friends can share lists of care options, and the home runs both employment applications online and in paper form for CNA jobs and other roles, and you'll find part- and full-time positions for people who want to support seniors. The care team pays attention to each person's plan, especially if someone needs help because of Alzheimer's, dementia, or frailty, or for seniors needing mental assistance or short- and long-term care, and all the locations connect to Riverside Senior Living as part of the Iowa Health Care Association network. Chautauqua Guest Home stands as a family-owned community that puts focus on making life better for residents with an emphasis on safety, familiar routines, and activities designed for physical, mental, and social engagement, and over the years the home has even received state and national awards for its care quality, invested in fall prevention and technology grants, and worked hard to keep services up to date based on the latest research.