Capetown Senior Living in Cape Girardeau, MO, takes care of older adults by offering different types of housing and care under one roof, including Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care for those with dementia or Alzheimer's, Rehabilitation & Skilled Nursing, Hospice Care, Respite Care, Adult Daylight programs, Therapy Solutions, and Home Health Solutions, so families can know that as care needs change, residents can stay in the same community. Staff speak English and are trained in memory care, dementia, and Alzheimer's support, with individualized care plans to fit each person's health needs, and they take the time to know residents personally, especially those in assisted living where licensed nurses and certified medication aides help with bathing, dressing, medications, and more.
The community uses names like "Flourish Wellness," "Adult Daylight," and has a "Clubhouse" for recreation, along with other features that make life easier or safer, like safety bars, handicap accessibility, sprinkler systems, and helpful staff who have received awards for friendliness, activities, and dining-such as the Best of Senior Living Award and the Best Meals and Dining Award-because residents and families reported positive experiences. Residents get help with laundry, housekeeping, maintenance, and can use the parking lot when guests visit or when using the transportation and shopping shuttle, and staff can also help with general transportation needs.
Inside, seniors can choose from house or apartment rentals, with rooms that have kitchen appliances, washers and dryers, and cable TV, and there are both communal dining spaces, where guests can join for meals, and options for open breakfast with eggs, toast, coffee, and comfort foods. For activities, the community offers fitness and wellness programs with dedicated equipment, social events, arts and crafts, a library for reading and study, access to a game room, and outside gardens to enjoy. Extra services like medication reminders, health services including diabetic and non-ambulatory care, rehabilitation, and incontinence care come as part of the skilled nursing or memory care packages.
Pets are allowed by policy, but not cats or small dogs. The community is maintenance-free and fits adults 55 and older, and seniors who are still active and healthy can enjoy the independent living features, which come with less worry because there's housekeeping, support, meals, and activities to help people stay engaged. Families can get help through the admission counseling process, since staff guide them with paperwork for public benefits or veterans' aid through the VA, and insurance is accepted, including long term care policies.
Capetown Senior Living wants each resident to feel at home by giving practical support and encouraging seniors to stay social and active, while creating a safer environment for those who might need extra support because of memory disorders. Staff provide caregiver support and a community forum, and families can come for tours and see real photos of the facilities before deciding. The experience is focused on making everyday life easier for seniors, with programs and features set up for comfort, safety, wellness, and social living in a place where both independence and assistance are respected.
