Country Living Assisted Living sits about 5.9 miles from Farmington, Missouri, right in Mountain Grove, and it has a reputation for being the highest-rated community in the area with an average score of 8 out of 10, so folks tend to like it there. The place has room for about 40 residents and offers independent living and assisted living, meaning some people do most things for themselves and some get extra help as needed, and there's a real effort to keep everyone active and involved. You'll find different types of rooms here, like studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom layouts, some with kitchenettes, all with private spaces for comfort and a bit of quiet.
The staff are around all day and night, so help is always close by for emergencies or just moving from beds to wheelchairs, and they're ready and able to support folks who need insulin monitoring, incontinence care, or help with daily things like bathing, dressing, or taking medicine. There's a community dining room with meals served restaurant-style all day, and they have menus for different health needs such as diabetes or allergies, which definitely helps with keeping meal prep simple, and there's always the chance to enjoy a meal with others.
Country Living Assisted Living pays attention to well-being, offering activities both on and offsite, from movie nights and art activities to garden walks on their walking paths or quiet reading in the community library. Residents can get involved in devotional services for spiritual support, or just spend time in furnished indoor spaces made for socializing. Handling laundry, housekeeping, and coordinating move-ins help make things smoother, and there's a phone in every room in case anyone needs to reach the staff quickly. Medical facilities are less than a mile away, which gives peace of mind, and the emergency alert systems throughout the building back that up, too.
What you get here is a balance between independence and getting help where it's needed, with special care for people who have trouble walking or need non-ambulatory support. Services cover a lot, with everything from meal prep and medication management to group activities and offsite trips, and it all happens in a place where staff pay close attention but don't hover. The setting is medium-sized, so the community feels more personal, and folks have space but aren't alone in their day-to-day, and with daily social events, there's usually something to do or someone to talk with if you want it.
