The Willows Assisted Living

The Willows Assisted Living, located at 806 S Street in Neligh, NE, offers many living options, with rooms like studios, one-bedrooms, two-bedrooms, and semi-private choices, and the building's fully wheelchair accessible, which makes it easier for folks to get where they need to go, and the staff stays close by twenty-four hours every day to help with things like moving from bed to wheelchair or responding to emergencies, so you don't need to worry about being left alone during hard times. This place handles different types of payment, including private pay, Medicare insurance, social security, and veteran's benefits, but there are community fees, buy-in fees, respite fees, and extra fees for different care levels, whether it's high, medium, or low, depending on what you need. The Willows Assisted Living has caregivers who help with medications, bathing, dressing, and moving, along with support for diabetes, incontinence, and other care needs, and the nursing staff is always available to provide medical support and help keep folks safe. Meals are prepared on site, so people don't have to cook for themselves, and there are community dining rooms, private dining spaces, and special dietary choices if you need them, plus the staff offers housecleaning, laundry, and even dry cleaning. You'll find plenty to do here, with activities to promote movement and encourage new friendships, like game nights, movie showings, devotional sessions, and both offsite and in-house events, and there's a garden and walking paths for folks who like the outdoors and spaces inside where you can sit and talk with neighbors. The Willows Assisted Living is a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC), so besides regular assisted living, there's memory care for dementia or Alzheimer's and lots of programs that try to keep people active and interested, and there are emergency alert systems across the facility. The staff helps new residents move in and tries to make the transition easier. The community is known for being friendly and making folks feel welcome, with both furnished rooms and extra amenities to support a comfortable daily life, all while giving people the help they need for independence and safety.