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Amenities
Healthcare services
Activities of daily living assistance
Assistance with bathing
Assistance with dressing
Assistance with transfers
Medication management
Mental wellness program
Healthcare staffing
24-hour call system
24-hour supervision
Meals and dining
Diabetes diet
Meal preparation and service
Restaurant-style dining
Special dietary restrictions
Room
Cable
Fully furnished
Housekeeping and linen services
Kitchenettes
Telephone
Wifi
Memory care community services
Mild cognitive impairment
Specialized memory care programming
Common areas
Beauty salon
Dining room
Garden
Outdoor space
Small library
Community services
Move-in coordination
Activities
Community-sponsored activities
Resident-run activities
Scheduled daily activities
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Location
Legacy Gardens is located at 15 Silvercrest Pl, Iowa City, IA, 52240.
About Legacy Gardens
Legacy Gardens, run by Loading Elliott Realty Group, is a senior living community that gives people several choices for care and housing, and the place is licensed as #S0163 for Assisted Living and Alzheimer's care, having beds for forty residents, so the space stays well managed and personal, and the whole setting sits in a lovely natural spot with plenty of green views, walking paths, gardens, and quiet places where folks can relax or have small gatherings. People can live independently in remodeled apartments with roomy kitchens, big walk-in closets, decks or patios, and each place comes with simple things like telephones and wheelchair access so daily life stays easy, plus there's a supervised residential area for those needing memory care. The care options at Legacy Gardens go from independent living to assisted living, memory care for people with dementia or Alzheimer's, skilled nursing, respite care, hospice, home care, and adult daycare, so the staff helps with things like bathing, dressing, getting around, or managing medicine, and someone's always on call, day or night, with a 24-hour emergency system and quick response for needs.
Meal time works well with a dining room serving meals all day or on a schedule, and folks can get chef-prepared food, including special menus for allergies or diabetes, with a soft serve ice cream parlor and a brand-new coffee shop adding a nice touch, that's in addition to house made barbecue, arts room, a theater, a fitness center, a library, and events like movie nights and resident-run activities. Cleanup runs smooth too, since staff provide housekeeping, laundry with dry cleaning, and move-in coordination so getting settled or keeping up with chores stays simple without fuss, letting people spend time joining in community activities or using things like the barbecue salon, arts room, and more. Transportation for appointments and shopping comes standard, and every floor and corner is made to be safe and easy for folks with walkers or in wheelchairs, with special secured areas and close supervision for anyone with memory problems, plus the community supports dementia waiver services if needed. Medication, bathing help, and other support come from staff trained for these specific needs, and everything's meant to allow for independence along with care, so residents can do as much as they want or need to. Overall, Legacy Gardens gives seniors a calm, beautiful place with a complete set of care and support options, focusing on safety and comfort without making things too fancy or complicated.
People often ask...
Legacy Gardens offers competitive pricing, with rates starting at a cost of $5,118 per month.
Legacy Gardens offers assisted living and memory care.
The full address for this community is 15 Silvercrest Pl, Iowa City, IA 52240.
No, Legacy Gardens does not offer respite care.
Respite care in assisted living communities provides temporary, short-term relief for primary caregivers by offering professional care for their loved ones. It allows individuals to stay in an assisted living community for a limited time, giving caregivers a break while ensuring residents receive necessary support and assistance with daily activities.
Safety & Compliance
In Iowa, the Department of Inspections, Appeals & Licensing licenses assisted living and long-term care programs, conducting recertification visits and complaint investigations.
Investigations identified extensive deficiencies across care policies, tenant rights, medications, staffing, nurse delegation, evaluations, service plans, and facility maintenance, including a lapse in reporting abuse and widespread documentation and care failures.
Type A235B.3Dependent adult abuse reports
481-67.2(3)Program Policies and Procedures
481-67.3(2)Tenant Rights
481-67.5(2)Medications
481-69.35(1) or 67.9(1) StaffingStaffing
481-67.9(3)Training documentation
481-67.9(4)bNurse delegation procedures
481-67.9(4)gNurse delegation procedures
481-69.22(3)Evaluation of Tenant
481-69.26(1)Service Plans
481-69.35(1)bStructural Requirements
05 Apr 2022Complaint
05 Apr 2022Complaint
Found no deficiencies. All reviewed complaints and incidents were resolved without regulatory insufficiencies.
06 Jan 2022Complaint
06 Jan 2022Complaint
Investigated reported abuse and found multiple deficiencies including failure to report abuse, inadequate care and documentation, improper medication management, and lack of required staff training and updated service plans.
Type A235B.3Dependent adult abuse reports
Type A481-67.2(3)Program Policies and Procedures
Type A481-67.3(1)Tenant Rights
Type A481-67.3(2)Tenant Rights
Type A481-67.5(2)fMedications
Type A481-67.9(4)gNurse delegation procedures
Type A481-67.9(4)fNurse delegation procedures
Type A481-69.26(1)Service Plans
Type A481-69.26(3)aService Plans
Type A481-69.30(1)Dementia education for personnel
Type A481-69.22(3)Evaluation of Tenant
05 Dec 2019Incident
05 Dec 2019Incident
Investigated an incident investigation and found regulatory insufficiency in incident reporting policies and procedures.
Investigated a complaint about tenant rights and care adequacy; found a regulatory insufficiency related to tenant rights under state rules.
IAC r. 481-67.3(2)Tenant rights
17 Dec 2018Renewal
17 Dec 2018Renewal
Identified regulatory insufficiencies due to inadequate policies and procedures and outdated service plans; actions were defined to correct and update practices.
IAC r. 481-67.2(231B, 231C, 231D)Regulatory Insufficiency: Program Policies and Procedures
IAC r. 481-69.26(231C)Regulatory Insufficiency: Service Plans
18 Jul 2018Complaint
18 Jul 2018Complaint
Found no deficiencies cited after review of incident and complaint investigations. The memory care unit census totaled 30 residents.
31 May 2018Complaint
31 May 2018Complaint
Found regulatory insufficiency in policies and procedures after a complaint/investigation. A plan of correction outlining required changes was issued.
IAC r. 481-67.2(231B, 231C, 231D)Program Policies and Procedures
10 May 2017Incident
10 May 2017Incident
Investigated the final complaint and found regulatory insufficiencies related to tenant rights and life-safety procedures.
IAC r. 481-67.3(2)Tenant Rights
IAC r. 481-69.32(4) Life SafetyLife Safety
09 Jan 2017Renewal
09 Jan 2017Renewal
Found no deficiencies cited during recertification.
29 Jun 2016Complaint
29 Jun 2016Complaint
Investigated a complaint and found a resident eloped from a locked area due to regulatory insufficiencies, with a civil penalty assessed.
Iowa Code 231C.14(1)(a); 481 IAC 67.17(1)(a)Continued From page 1 when a tenant eloped
25 Feb 2016Incident
25 Feb 2016Incident
Investigated a complaint/incident and found no regulatory insufficiencies.
09 Nov 2015Complaint
09 Nov 2015Complaint
The findings indicate regulatory insufficiency related to admission and retention criteria for tenants, specifically regarding tenants who require extensive daily living assistance.
481-69.23(1)Criteria for Admission/Retention of Tenants
25 Jun 2015Incident
25 Jun 2015Incident
Investigated a complaint and found regulatory insufficiencies related to tenant evaluation, documentation, and service plans; a corrective plan was issued and the insufficiency was corrected by mid-July 2015.
IAC 481-69.22(231C)Evaluation of Tenant
IAC 481-69.25(1i)Tenant Documents
IAC 481-69.26(231C)Service Plans
Iowa Code 231C.14(1)(b) and 481 IAC 67.17(1)(b)Civil Penalty
16 Dec 2014Renewal
16 Dec 2014Renewal
Investigated a complaint and found deficiencies in how service plans were developed, with an overall regulatory insufficiency due to plans not reflecting tenants' identified needs.
Type A481-69.26(4)aService Plans
Type A481-69.26(2)Service Plans
Type A481-69.26(231C)Service Plans
—Regulatory Insufficiency
12 Aug 2014Incident
12 Aug 2014Incident
Investigated a complaint and found regulatory insufficiency due to inadequate incident reporting policies and procedures.
IAC 481-67.2Regulatory Insufficiency
14 Apr 2014Complaint
14 Apr 2014Complaint
Investigated a complaint about door lock concerns and related incidents; found no regulatory insufficiencies documented.
14 Oct 2013Complaint
14 Oct 2013Complaint
Investigated a complaint/incident involving tenant care and found no deficiencies.
26 Aug 2013Incident
26 Aug 2013Incident
Investigated the complaint and identified regulatory insufficiencies in policies, procedures, and staff training.
Type AIAC r. 481-67.2Regulatory Insufficiency
Type AIAC r. 481-67.9(1)Regulatory Insufficiency
10 Jun 2013Revisit
10 Jun 2013Revisit
Investigated the complaint/incident investigation and found no regulatory insufficiencies.
09 May 2013Complaint
09 May 2013Complaint
Investigated the May 2013 complaints and found no regulatory insufficiencies or violations. Coverage included medications, staffing, activities, and other areas.
11 Apr 2013Incident
11 Apr 2013Incident
Investigated a complaint/incident and established regulatory noncompliance, resulting in a civil penalty.
Investigated a complaint alleging improper narcotics handling and medication administration; the record documents multiple allegations, observations, and safety concerns related to care and medication management.
18 Jul 2012Complaint
18 Jul 2012Complaint
Investigated a complaint alleging abuse and safety concerns in a senior living program; no deficiencies were cited.
04 Jan 2012Incident
04 Jan 2012Incident
Assessed a $500 civil penalty following a complaint/incident investigation and reviewed the plan of correction; regulatory insufficiency noted as none.
Found no deficiencies. The investigation reviewed the complaint and incident reports but concluded no regulatory violations.
11 Jan 2011Complaint
11 Jan 2011Complaint
Investigated allegations of missing money and other items; found no deficiencies.
13 Oct 2010Complaint
13 Oct 2010Complaint
Investigated the incident alleging a tenant was found on the floor with pain and transported to the hospital; regulatory insufficiencies were not noted.
13 Sept 2010Complaint
13 Sept 2010Complaint
Investigated a complaint and incident. Found no deficiencies cited.
25 Feb 2009Complaint
25 Feb 2009Complaint
Investigated a complaint alleging medication administration issues; found no deficiencies cited.
29 Oct 2008Complaint
29 Oct 2008Complaint
Found no regulatory insufficiencies during the on-site monitoring conducted on 2008-10-29.
07 Aug 2008Complaint
07 Aug 2008Complaint
Investigated a complaint and an incident involving a resident's fall and injuries; identified fall-prevention and supervision concerns.
—Complaint Allegation
—Incident Allegation
15 Apr 2008Revisit
15 Apr 2008Revisit
Identified regulatory insufficiencies in tenant evaluation, service planning, medication management, staffing, and building maintenance.
321 IAC 25.23(1) and 25.23(2)Evaluation of Tenant
321 IAC 25.23(1) and 25.23(2)Service Plan
231C.16AMedications
—Staffing
—Structural requirements
15 Apr 2008Revisit
15 Apr 2008Revisit
Found no deficiencies cited. The evaluation covered multiple program areas and found no issues.
05 Mar 2008Revisit
05 Mar 2008Revisit
Investigated the complaint and identified multiple deficiencies in tenant evaluations, service planning, medication management, staffing, building maintenance, and implementation of a prior corrective plan.
25.23(2)Evaluation of Tenant
25.28(1)Service Plan - Based on Evaluations
25.28(2)Service Plan - Consultation with Professional and Tenant
25.28(4)Service Plan - Individualization and Outcomes
25.29(2)aMedication Administration - Supervision and Documentation
25.33(1)Staffing - Adequate Staffing
25.40(1)bStructural - Maintenance and Sanitation
26.2(6)aPlan of Correction Implementation
05 Mar 2008Revisit
05 Mar 2008Revisit
Investigated and found deficiencies in tenant evaluations, service planning, medications, staffing, and building maintenance, and noted earlier actions were not fully implemented.
321 IAC 25.23(2)Evaluation of Tenant
321 IAC 25.28(1)Service Plan based on evaluations
321 IAC 25.28(2)Service Plan developed with professional input
321 IAC 25.28(4)Service Plan individualized details
321 IAC 26.2(6)(a)Plan of Correction implementation
12 Feb 2008Complaint
12 Feb 2008Complaint
Identified deficiencies in evaluating tenants' needs, updating service plans, administering medications, staffing, and maintaining a safe living environment.
321 IAC 25.23(2)Evaluation of Tenant
321 IAC 25.28(3)Service Plan Updates (Multidisciplinary Team)
321 IAC 25.28(4)(a)Service Plan – Individualized and Desired Outcomes
321 IAC 25.29(2)aMedication Administration
321 IAC 25.33(1)Staffing
231C.1(2)aSafe, Homelike Environment
28 Nov 2007Revisit
28 Nov 2007Revisit
Investigated and identified multiple regulatory deficiencies related to tenant evaluations, service plans, nurse reviews, staffing, and life-safety systems.
321 IAC 25.23(2)Evaluation of Tenant
25.28(3)Service Plan – Update when change in condition
25.28(3)Service Plan – Signatures for updates
25.28(1)Service Plan – Development based on evaluations
25.30(3)Nurse Review
25.33(1)Staffing
321 IAC 25.37Life Safety – Exit doors alarm
26.2(6)aPlan of Correction Implementation
28 Nov 2007Revisit
28 Nov 2007Revisit
Investigated identified several regulatory insufficiencies related to tenant evaluations, service plans, nurse reviews, staffing, and failure to implement required corrective actions.
321 IAC 25.23(2)Evaluation of Tenant
321 IAC 25.28(3)Service Plans: Updates and Signatures
321 IAC 25.28(1)Service Plans: Development Based on Evaluations
321 IAC 25.30Nurse Review
321 IAC 25.33(6)Staffing: Nursing Services
Iowa Admin Code 26.2(6)(a)Plan of Correction: Implementation
28 Aug 2007Revisit
28 Aug 2007Revisit
Investigated a complaint and identified multiple regulatory deficiencies in tenant evaluations, service plans, tenant documents, medications, nurse reviews, life safety, and failure to implement a corrective plan.
25.28(3)Update of service plans after change in condition
25.28(3)Service plans signed by health professional, staff and tenant/legal representative
25.28(1)Development of service plans based on evaluations
25.30(3)Nurse review of health status every 90 days
25.37(2)Door alarm system functioning (life safety)
26.2(6)aPlan of correction implementation
28 Dec 2004Revisit
28 Dec 2004Revisit
Found that a tenant requiring a higher level of care was not transferred.
321 IAC 25.23(3); 25.24Criteria for exclusion of tenants
31 Aug 2004Renewal
31 Aug 2004Renewal
Found that a tenant meeting exclusion criteria was not transferred.
321 IAC 25.23(3); 25.24Criteria for exclusion of tenants
31 Aug 2004Complaint
31 Aug 2004Complaint
Investigated the complaint alleging a tenant was sexually aggressive; found no regulatory insufficiencies.
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