Homer G Phillips Senior Apartments

Homer G Phillips Senior Apartments sits as a large building set up for folks who want to live around other seniors, offering a broad range of services for people as they age, so you'll find everything from independent living apartments to assisted living, memory care, nursing care, continuing care, and short-term stays for respite care, plus there's even home care options if you need extra help. The apartments cater to residents 55 and older, with both private and semi-private rooms, and the spaces feel roomy with big kitchens, lots of storage, window seats, and basic kitchen appliances like a dishwasher and pantry for groceries, so you can get comfortable pretty quickly. Residents can bring one dog or cat up to 25 pounds, with a pet deposit and monthly pet rent, though there are breed restrictions, and the community stays safe with gated parking, key fob entry, security guards, and controlled entrances, so only people who live there get access. There's always something going on here, as the staff put together activities, themed dinners, planned social get-togethers, fitness and wellness classes, and even craft, card, and TV rooms with a business center and lounge for meeting neighbors or getting some time to yourself. There's a library, chapel, elevators, and laundry rooms on every floor, and everyone can access a professional fitness center, beauty salon, nail salon, wellness programs, sun deck, and a mini mart, while bigger get-togethers happen in the dining room where full meals get cooked to order-folks with dietary needs have plenty of choices, and there are special dinners too. The property management office is right onsite, and maintenance help's there when needed, while storage lockers and laundry rooms on every floor make things easier. Residents with memory needs or extra support get care based on what they need, and there's counseling and help for both short and long stays, so if something changes, folks aren't left alone without help. The community design keeps people from feeling lonely since everyone here's roughly the same age and likes to be social, so people make friends at meals, during activities on Sundays, or even out on the fenced sun deck, and nobody comes or goes unless they're a resident or with a resident, making things feel secure but not closed off. There are also gives away fresh food sometimes, which helps, and people find what they need between the exercise room, chapel, mini mart, and corner store right onsite, so living here means having most things close by and people around who share similar experiences.