Missouri Slope

Missouri Slope is a non-profit senior care facility with two campuses, Washington Campus and Hillview Campus, combining nursing care, rehabilitation, assisted living, and memory care for older adults. This place serves over 250 people and holds the largest nursing facility across six states, which says a lot about the scale and how many people it helps, and Valley View Heights Assisted Living offers a small, close group with 64 apartments, where folks get support for daily tasks and rehabilitation therapy, and you'll find several floor plans like 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom options. Missouri Slope cares for those with Alzheimer's disease through dedicated memory care, and its skilled nursing and rehabilitation teams give therapies like physical, occupational, and speech therapy, plus help with recovering from illness or injury and keeping functionality with restorative nursing services. Residents get meals three times a day, snacks, housekeeping, laundry, help with medication, and access to an on-site walk-in clinic and on-site pharmacy, and staff is available twenty-four hours a day, with a call system for safety. Spiritual well-being is important here, with chaplains on-call all day and pastoral care for support, while their Christian roots show in daily life and programs. There's also an activity calendar, balanced nutrition, house cleaning, furnished apartments, group exercise, and spaces for exercise whenever needed, and residents can use transportation services for outings or appointments, get their hair done at the on-site salon, or join shopping trips and social events. The interiors are well-kept, with sunny courtyards and beautiful views of the Missouri River Valley, and the place keeps to a person-centered care approach so services match what each individual needs and prefers. Missouri Slope has a foundation that raises funds to make life better for everyone there, offering online giving, planning for gifts in memory of others, and taking part in events like Giving Hearts Day and the Thrivent Choice Dollars program, and donors might qualify for state tax credit. For those who want spiritual therapy and attention to well-being, or who need skilled nursing, memory care, or day care services, this facility keeps Christian values and compassion at the center, aiming to enrich lives with love, respect, and quality support. The foundation also supports campus amenities and special events throughout the year, and Cathy Anhalt, Char Wanek, and Jon Kapp are named contacts for services and planning, showing a stable leadership. Missouri Slope doesn't overlook practical needs, offering insurance filing help, lab draws, and emergency planning, and also tries to be a place of learning and new ideas, but stays grounded in providing what older adults need in day-to-day care and comfort.