Homestead of Abilene sits in Abilene, Kansas, offering a mix of care services in a warm, home-like setting where people can find independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing, along with hospice, home health, and non-medical home care services. Folks have the choice of apartment styles like studio, one-bedroom, or deluxe layouts, all with private bathrooms and kitchenettes, and the facility lets residents bring their own things so their spaces feel more like home. There's 24-hour nurse coverage, plus services like medication management, help with dressing or bathing, regular housekeeping, laundry, and even a beauty salon for haircuts or barber services.
Seniors living here get chef-prepared meals, with different dining rooms for all to gather, and there are special spaces like a fitness center, a sunroom, entertainment rooms, game spaces, outdoor grassy courtyards with walking paths, and patios for fresh air or visits with pets, because cats and dogs are welcome. Those who need memory care can find secure settings with activities to help with confusion and wandering, and the staff is trained to help people living with Alzheimer's or other dementia. The team checks each resident's needs, so the level of care matches what's right, with independent living for those who want to stay active and social, and more help for those who need it.
There's a full social calendar with games, reading, educational and devotional programs, exercise, and trips arranged by a full-time activity director, along with offsite devotional services and community rooms for gatherings, plus transportation to get residents where they need to go. Family and friends can visit and even share meals. There's also a studio area for residents who like music or group activities, and laundry and maintenance are taken care of. The facility has separate addresses for assisted living and memory care areas, so the settings stay secure and suited to each person's needs, and there are common rooms with couches, TVs, and homey decor, so people have plenty of space for company.
For those getting care at home, trained aides offer home health (Medicare-certified) and non-medical help, like companionship and everyday assistance. Folks who want to know more about care options or need help understanding payment and insurance can talk with the team, who help with things like the Aid and Attendance Benefit. Certified staff provide care based on what each person needs, all meant to make life safer and more comfortable, letting people remain independent for as long as possible but stepping in when extra help's required. Homestead of Abilene welcomes pets, offers nutritious home-cooked meals, and keeps a strong focus on dignity, comfort, and community, with safe surroundings and the kind of support that lets people age with respect.
