Lexington Landing

Lexington Landing sits right at the base of Lexington Parkway at West 7th Street in the Highland Park neighborhood, and offers different living options for seniors, whether someone wants independent living, needs assisted living, memory care, or even nursing home services, so you'll see all kinds of apartments here with studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom choices, plus in-home laundry with stackable washers and dryers in most units, nine-foot ceilings, and accessible bathrooms that come with elevated toilets, grab bars, and showers designed for safety, and when it comes to support, the care team looks after health monitoring and personal assistance as needed, while home health, hospice, and even transitional care are part of what's available for people who might need those services. The building stands out for its mid-rise architecture and decorated interior spaces, and there's convenience built in, from garage parking, a car wash bay, guest suites, and storage lockers, to basic cable, wireless internet, and satellite TV for everyone. You see amenities like a salon, a library, a business office, fitness center, pickleball court, artistic and creative spaces, a multi-purpose theater, beauty shop, club rooms, several lobbies, and a main dining room, and the dining team prepares nutritious meals accommodating different dietary needs, plus residents can get meal delivery at home. Housekeeping and laundry services come standard, and you get help for meals and activities during the first five days of moving in to help folks get settled. If you need help with bathing, dressing, or medications, the assisted living services cover that, and for those with dementia or Alzheimer's, they have memory care services built to reduce confusion and prevent wandering, with the community making safety a focus all throughout. Lexington Landing provides both home care and home health care services, with trained aides offering companionship and non-medical help for those who prefer staying at home. When folks want to be active and engaged, there's a fitness center, wellness programs, a bistro, guest dining for visitors, spiritual care and campus pastor support, as well as a calendar full of activities meant to involve residents socially, physically, mentally, and emotionally, so there's always something going on. Rehabilitation and mobility support are on-site too, and residents get access to a nurse practitioner or physician if needed. The friendly staff have a reputation for being helpful, joyful, and kind, making visitors and residents feel at home, and the environment is meant to be maintenance-free to let seniors focus on what matters to them. Lexington Landing is owned by the J. A. Wedum Foundation and managed by PHS Management, LLC, and with different care suites available for specific needs, details are provided if you ask.