Highland Village of Elko

Highland Village of Elko sits in Elko, Nevada, offering older adults many levels of care, so you'll find independent living, assisted living, memory care for folks dealing with dementia or Alzheimer's, and a skilled nursing facility if that's what's needed, and honestly, they cover just about any care you might require, from outpatient services to rehabilitation through their Highland Inn Bounce Back Rehabilitation Program. The campus includes Highland Estates Retirement Apartments for independent seniors wanting things like housekeeping, help with meals, with studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom choices that come with kitchens, bathrooms, and walk-in closets, while those needing a bit more help get personal care plans made just for them, so medical support from registered nurses and caregivers is always nearby, and medical needs like diabetic care, incontinence care, and high acuity care happen right on site, plus folks have access to physical, occupational, and speech therapy inside their rehabilitation center. People living with memory issues benefit from Memory Lane fitness for the mind, a memory care program that keeps residents' minds engaged through gentle activities and routines, and the community's overall design includes features that help residents with dementia or Alzheimer's stay comfortable and safe in a bright and supervised space. The place doesn't allow pets, but it offers a lot of social and leisure options, like card games, puzzles, devotional activities both on and offsite, and movie nights, and they organize outings to parks, restaurants, and local places of worship if people want to get out for a bit. There's AJ's Fitness Center and Wellness Program, which has exercise equipment set up for seniors, so anyone wanting to keep moving can try something suited to their needs, and for spiritual needs, the staff will help get people to religious services and devotional activities away from the building. Residents eat together in a dining room where they're served restaurant-style meals, and the staff prepares food that works with special diets when necessary, plus everyone gets complimentary wireless internet, regular housekeeping, and access to recently renovated indoor and outdoor common areas, which give people places to relax or gather together, and the whole place tries to feel welcoming instead of clinical. The campus is pet-free, but it features safe, outdoor areas and walking paths for anyone wanting fresh air, and the whole environment is set up to be supportive and community-focused, so people have the chance to stay independent, engaged, and comfortable, whether they're there for long-term living or just short-term rehabilitation.