Westminster Village

Westminster Village sits on 42 acres of landscaped land in a quiet neighborhood about two miles from Purdue University, and it's been serving older adults for over 35 years, which means they know what people need as they age, and you'll see a mix of independent living apartments, ranch homes, and hybrid homes that don't need yard or home maintenance, which takes a lot of chores out of everyday life and lets residents focus on what they like to do, and they support people aged 55 and older with options that match changing needs, from private, active living to more help as it's needed, because they offer skilled nursing, assisted living, memory care, respite care, plus short-term rehabilitation for people recovering from illness or surgery, and you can tour the place to get an idea of the daily activities, the food options, and the community feel. The facility's a non-profit Life Plan Community, sometimes called a CCRC, so residents can stay in one place even if their health needs change, and they cover almost every level of care you might need, such as Medicare-certified skilled nursing for people who need higher medical support, and memory support communities for folks living with Alzheimer's or other dementias. They also have a Live Well Fitness and Rehab Center, spaces for arts and crafts called The Arts at Westminster, a Wellness Clinic for health checks, a big fitness center, and services focused on keeping minds and bodies active, with trained staff that includes CNAs, nurses, housekeepers, and therapists who are always around. Westminster Village puts a lot of attention into meals, making sure the food's nutritious and made with good ingredients, and since meals and plenty of activities are included, residents can take part in games, events, and exercise programs that help with their health and social life and allow everyone to feel connected. Pets are welcome, apartments and homes are handicap accessible, there's Wi-Fi for staying connected, and 24-hour security is in place to help residents feel safe. They handle housekeeping every week, and the organization follows infection control guidelines and keeps their state licenses up to date, which is important. For people needing help with daily tasks, the assisted living areas offer personal help, and if someone needs medical care often or for a long time, the skilled nursing staff is there, and for those with memory problems, special programs and secure communities are available. Seniors who want to stay active can join exercise classes and use the rehab center for outpatient care even if they live independently there. The location's near neighborhood schools under West Lafayette Community School Corporation, and there's even a policy for education transportation and school health support, which can make visits easier for grandkids. Westminster Village is recognized for good care, and the staff is ready to answer questions during a tour so you can see for yourself what it's like.