Logan Acres Senior Community

Logan Acres Senior Community sits on a peaceful campus in Logan County, offering both The Care Center and The Homestead with services for different senior needs such as long-term care, memory care, assisted apartment living, and therapy. The facility uses neighborhoods named Willow Creek, Rush Creek, Stoney Creek, and Mill Creek, and those sections help residents feel familiar and safe, especially for those needing memory care with staff trained each year to help with Alzheimer's or dementia. The Homestead has 24 one- and two-bedroom apartments, each with private baths, walk-in showers, and large windows to let in plenty of natural light; residents can decorate these spaces as they like and there's lots of room with 600 to 891 square feet. Care is available all day and night, and the staff includes an administrator, director of maintenance, director of nursing, and special resident care managers who tailor help for each person, so routines fit residents' wishes and needs, with plenty of help for things like bathing, eating, daily activities, and flexible meal and sleep schedules. The campus feels homey with outdoor gardens, sunrooms, color-coded hallways for easier navigation, and areas to sit and enjoy the seasons. Residents at Logan Acres get meals with help for special diets and can eat in their rooms if they want, and families can visit regularly. The building stays secure but welcoming, with emergency call systems, hallway entrances, and private rooms for everyone. There's laundry and maintenance service, exercise areas, a salon, devotional chapel, and therapy rooms where physical, occupational, and speech therapy happens right in the apartment if needed. People can join raised bed gardening, educational classes, or join trips out in the community, plus chapel services and a full activity schedule to help them stay social. Nursing care and medication help run around the clock, medication and therapy schedules fit each resident's needs, and there's no overhead paging unless it's an emergency. Logan Acres focuses on dignity, independence, and privacy, offering a choice when it comes to daily routines, meal times, bathing times, and visiting. The community has a long history, dating back to 1849, and today keeps working to make each person's life feel comfortable, flexible, and safe, with hospice and palliative care options for those who need more support. Staff try to offer friendly reminders, communication systems, and transportation when needed, as well as support for families from the start. The Logan County Commissioners oversee the facility, and the setting feels relaxing and a bit upscale but still practical for everyday living.