What Are Your Assisted Living Options?


Assisted Living is a senior living arrangement that lends a helping hand to seniors who may be struggling to complete or maintain everyday activities. Many of the seniors in assisted living communities still have the ability to promote and advocate for their own freedom and independence. Seniors thrive in Assisted Living accommodations that help with a medication regime, coordinating appointments, and offering support with daily activities. Assisted Living also offers 24-hour care in case of emergencies. Within its communities, MorningStar senior living Des Moines offers Assisted Living with support at various levels. Around-the-clock Care Managers are on site and at the ready to ensure your comfort and safety as they meet your expressed (and unexpressed) needs.

If you are considering assisted living in Des Moines for yourself or a family member, take the time to consider what services are needed. Upon meeting with a care manager at MorningStar Senior Living Des Moines, Iowa, we will ask a series of questions to create the level of care best suited for the individual. Questions like, what daily activities you need help with, such as bathing, dressing, toileting, eating, remembering medications. Also, consider how often help required with those activities.

At MorningStar Assisted Living Des Moines, couples can continue to live together in Assisted Living. Couples can live together in their own suites in Assisted Living, surrounded by their own treasured possessions. Alternatively, suites can be shared by friends who simply enjoy one another’s company. This is a great option for seniors who are most comfortable living with someone they know and trust. Living with a trustworthy companion in assisted living helps to keep an eye on one another. A companion can also update care managers and nurses within their senior living facility if routines or completion with activities begin to change. Those closest to us have the ability to pick up on things quicker than others sometimes!

Love the sound of built-in companionship, predictable budgeting, and the security that comes from residing in an independent living community? MorningStar Senior Living retirement homes Des Moines, Iowa, takes care of the worry and stress of aging and allows you more time to do the things you love. Whether it’s fulfilling a calling, finding a new opportunity through volunteerism, or spending time with friends and loved ones and relaxing, there’s a place for you at MorningStar Senior Living and Assisted Living Des Moines, Iowa.

Contact us to learn more about MorningStar’s social activities and retirement communities in Des Moines IA. Our staff is happy to answer any questions you have. Our website also provides information on our company’s history and vision, as well as what sets us apart from other retirement facilities in Iowa. We encourage you to see for yourself our exceptional offering for independent and assisted living in West Des Moines, Iowa.

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