St. John Neumann Apartments sits right in Jennings, MO, offering 97 one-bedroom apartments and three efficiency units for seniors looking for affordable housing. The building stands as a non-smoking, residential complex, run by Cardinal Ritter Senior Services, part of Catholic Charities and the Archdiocese of St. Louis. Each apartment has individually controlled heating and cooling, full kitchens, carpeting, draperies, and large bathrooms equipped with safety bars and emergency pull-cord systems, and residents furnish them however they like. Utilities like electric, water, gas, and trash come included in the rent, but folks pay for their own cable, phone, or internet.
St. John Neumann Apartments places great importance on accessibility, so seniors with hearing, vision, or mobility needs find helpful features, and younger adults needing such accommodations may also qualify. The facility's Service Coordinator helps residents with daily needs, arranging support like homemaker services, personal care, money management, legal help, and help with Medicare, Medicaid, or Social Security. Financial assistance is available, though details vary depending on the situation.
You'll find community spaces like a laundry room with coin-operated washers and dryers, a business center, a community room for group activities, and a fitness center. Parking is available for residents and transportation can be arranged to shops, outings, and appointments for a small monthly fee. Residents enjoy a variety of social and recreational activities, including some wellness programs and events.
The property also offers home care, adult day services, long-term care, skilled nursing, hospice care, and support for memory care needs if those become important. Meals on Wheels and nutritious meal service options are available, with an emphasis on quality. Emergency maintenance comes around the clock, and a resident check program keeps an eye on everyone's wellbeing.
The building follows fair housing rules, observing LGBTQ protections and discrimination policies. The apartments stay quiet and encourage respect among residents. Awards highlight both their activities and staff kindness, and reviews from residents and families help provide insight into the community's atmosphere. Families or individuals aged 62 or older-or younger residents who need special accessibility-will find a steady, simple place to live that values safety, support, and affordable independence.
