Edelweiss Village

Edelweiss Village sits on a 14-acre campus, offering care for older adults, with a focus on German heritage and traditions, and folks find staff available all day and night to help in emergencies or with moving from bed to wheelchair, blood sugar checks, and medication management, and there are bilingual staff and a nurse on hand, so residents get the support they need in either English or German, and the place is set up with 62 apartment-style homes, including studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom units-some with kitchenettes and all with private rooms, and guests have parking. People can stay independent but still get meals served, laundry, and housekeeping, while the common rooms-like a living room with a fireplace, a library, reading nooks, a German-style Bierstube, and patios-give everyone space to relax or join in. There are house social events, movement activities, and adult day programs, plus a fitness center, walking paths, scheduled rides, and even a salon and chapel right on campus, and therapy services come from outside providers for physical and occupational care. Dining in Edelweiss Village means restaurant-style meals, guest meals, or a visit to a 24/7 café bar, and those who need memory support have a memory care unit with ten private apartments and two companion suites, and monthly Memory Café gatherings support residents with memory changes and their caregivers. The staff include registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and certified nursing assistants, with paid hands-on training programs offered, and the community covers assisted living, secured memory support, adult day health services, short-term rehab, and long-term care, including palliative care, hospice, and special support for ALS, MS, and ventilator care, with all-inclusive pricing-traditional assisted living has open floor plans from $7,100, one-bedroom from $7,450, and two-bedroom from $9,280, while Memory Support Assisted Living monthly fees start at $7,170 for companion suites, $10,270 for open plans, and $10,620 for one-bedrooms. People bring pets, enjoy private apartments or furnished choices, and safe, accessible design with plenty of sunlight, color, and secure spaces, thanks to the design from applied Form+Space and building by Aberthaw Construction Inc., and the staff aim to give care that's caring and respectful, focusing on each person's strengths and needs in an environment that feels like home, with Legacy Lifecare managing as a nonprofit, and the long tradition continues under the German Centre for elderly German Americans.