Wyoming Retirement Center sits in a scenic area and has 90 beds, offering several types of care so people can live the way they need to, and there's communities for assisted living, memory care, independent living, skilled nursing, respite care, and home care, all in the same place. Residents get help with things like bathing, dressing, medication management, meals, and moving around, and there's 24-hour staff and a call system for safety and peace of mind. Memory care services focus on seniors with Alzheimer's or dementia, with special housing and safety features to cut down on confusion or wandering, while assisted living helps with daily tasks but still keeps people active and social, and independent living brings a simple, low-maintenance lifestyle with chances to enjoy company and activities. The center has a mix of studio and two-bedroom rooms, each with private bathrooms, air conditioning, cable TV, Wi-Fi, kitchenettes, and furnishings, and everything's built so seniors with limited mobility can get around easily, whether they're in their own rooms or using the shared spaces.
Amenities cover most things older adults want, like transportation, parking, a pet-friendly policy, beauty salon, computer center, dining room with restaurant-style and all-day meals, fitness and wellness centers, game and activity rooms, movie theater, small library, garden, and walking paths, and the kitchen can tailor meals for diabetic or special diets with help from professional chefs. There are lots of scheduled and resident-run activities, group events, day trips, arts, music programs, and movie nights, all meant to keep people busy and social. The staff is trained to keep seniors safe, well, and respected, with medical support and personalized care plans, including skilled nursing care for people recovering after a hospital stay, illness, or surgery. Housekeeping, laundry and dry cleaning, move-in coordination, and support for residents' families are part of life here, and the community accepts both Medicaid and Medicare. Wyoming Retirement Center, run by Mary Ann Morse Healthcare Corp., has a 2-star Medicare rating for its nursing home and an average rating of 8.4 out of 10, which is the highest in the city, so while it covers many needs and comforts, what people get is a place where support and independence go together, with help available when it's needed, and enough to do so life doesn't slow down.
