Breeze Park

Breeze Park sits at 600 Breeze Park Dr. in Weldon Spring, MO, and has served older adults with a faith-centered mission for many years, backed by a nonprofit group once known as Lutheran Senior Services, which has a 165-year history and aims to help seniors live well. The community offers several living and care options under one roof, such as Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Support including Alzheimer's care, and a Care Center for short or long-term skilled nursing or rehabilitation needs, so people can move through different levels of care as their needs change. Residents can join many activities, and some of the regular things you'll see here include scheduled Bingo games for Independent Living on both Saturday and Wednesday, group activities focused on faith and spiritual comfort, and support services for things like beautification or landscaping and dining assistance, plus programs for social and learning events. Volunteer work is a big part of life here, with chances for folks to connect through Senior Connections, office support, entertainment or sharing knowledge, tech support, and a Wheelchair Transporter program, which helps people get to places like chapel or Bingo, around the community, or even out to the beauty shop, so neighbors can help one another whether walking or with a wheelchair, and there are virtual and donation opportunities too. Support here is available all day, every day. There are some unique details, like the Siedentop LOT-C Pocket Park and a Greenway Master Plan dating from 2022, and they have shelter spaces called Freedom Pavilion, Independence Amphitheater, Liberty Pavilion, and Founders Pavilion. Breeze Park, as a Life Plan Community or Continuing Care Retirement Community, designs personalized care plans for each resident, focusing on compassion, independence, and community, and there's a strong sense of purpose in the way people live and work together here, although sometimes details can be hard to find due to server errors or missing information, which can make some specifics about services, amenities, or programs unavailable at times.