House At Westminster

House At Westminster sits at 3915 Olive Street in the Central West End neighborhood of St. Louis, Missouri, near the Mississippi River and not too far from Kindred Hospital and Barnes-Jewish Hospital, and folks can get to it easily from St. Louis Lambert International Airport and Interstate 64, so it's pretty handy for visiting family or appointments. This is a place for people aged 55 and up, where they offer a range of care like independent living, assisted living, Alzheimer's care, and even respite care if caregivers need a short break. There's help with meals, medication, daily activities, and personal care if needed, and the aim is to keep seniors independent as much as possible, and they add planning and advice for the future. The apartments come in one-bedroom or two-bedroom options, each with its own kitchen, individual heating and cooling, blinds, and carpeting, and an emergency call system is in the bedroom and bathroom. Residents have laundry right on every floor, indoor and outdoor spaces to relax or socialize, an activity room for scheduled events, and a beauty shop right there too. There's indoor and outdoor common areas, covered places for sitting outside, and even regular visits from the public library Book Mobile. Residents get some utilities included in the rent, though what's covered isn't listed clear, and House At Westminster's staff arrange home health or hospice care through Nurses To Go if needed, plus there's an on-site nurse and doctor's office for visiting physicians. Transportation for outings is available, and the community tries to support both onsite and offsite activities. Small pets are welcome here, but the rules about parking, internet, or building details aren't all listed out, though off-street parking is available for residents. The community is managed by Broad Management, with a focus on a warm, inviting space and family-style living, and federal protections cover people regardless of LGBTQ status or how they pay rent. House At Westminster isn't listed for sale or public rent right now, but it's an active rental apartment community, and there's a steady effort to provide comfort, peace of mind, and a friendly place to call home. Nearby, people will find grocery stores, coffee shops, gas stations, pharmacies, restaurants, and banks, making errands easier. The building itself is a red, stately one with nice landscaping and spots to sit outdoors, giving seniors a simple but comfortable place to live.