Sienna House

Sienna House, located on Leroy Avenue in Saint Louis, Missouri, is a large senior living community with space for up to 120 residents offering assisted living, memory care, respite care, board and care home services, and hospice care in a home-like setting. Residents live in private bedrooms and spend time in communal lounges or landscaped outdoor areas like gardens and walking paths, and the place has furnished rooms, all-day dining with homemade meals and diet adjustments for health conditions like diabetes and hypertension, and social spaces that feel much like home, with a book room, game room, community rooms, a small fitness area, sauna, jacuzzi, and even a stylist or salon area. The staff here help with day-to-day tasks like bathing, dressing, mobility, grooming, laundry, and medication management, and if help's needed with clothing or transfers, the staff provide that, too. Sienna House runs exercise and fitness programs to help everyone stay active, and there's music therapy, animal visits, movie nights, crafts, and scheduled events to give residents things to enjoy together, along with programs that encourage making friends or simply relaxing outside. There's 24-hour support and supervision, with care tailored to how much independence each person wants or needs, including specialized dementia care and security features for safety. Transportation's arranged for doctor's appointments, shopping, or visits to faith services, and the team coordinates medical care with healthcare providers. Housekeeping and regular cleaning keep things tidy, and scheduled visits from a mobile hairdresser help residents feel like themselves. Sienna House also has emergency alert systems, is wheelchair accessible, and provides non-ambulatory care for those who need more help getting around. Respite care brings short-term relief for families caring for loved ones, and memory care staff get specific training for working with folks who have dementia or other memory impairments. The facility is licensed by the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, and residents benefit from a safe, nurturing atmosphere where everyday needs are met and personal preferences matter, making it feel comfortable and familiar, and while there's a focus on health and activities, staff also help capture important moments with photographs for family and memory, so people can look back and see themselves as they are, living well, and being cared for.