Greeley Village sits on a single-story, wood-framed campus and offers a wide range of living options, so you see people who prefer independent living in accessible housing, folks in assisted living getting help with things like bathing and medication, and groups in memory care where they have services to reduce confusion and prevent wandering, and then you've got the higher level of care in Skilled Nursing for people needing more help with their health, and what makes the place work is how it adapts to whoever lives there by providing flexible care, from trained home aides for those who live at home to more hands-on help for those in the building. A team with over 25 years' experience makes sure care matches each person's needs, with a Wellness Director who's been in healthcare for more than 23 years, and a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) on staff with more than 5 years on the job, so you'll find staff around that know what they're doing, which is important for things like the memory care program for folks with Alzheimer's or dementia living in 17 dedicated units, or the assisted living homes that include 12 one-bedroom and 42 studio units. Greeley Village puts an emphasis on everything from personal care and meals balanced for vitamins and minerals, to supportive mental health counseling-Christian-based if that's something you want-as well as psychiatric and psychoanalytic services, internal medicine, and geriatric social services, and they even support adoptive and foster children, adults, and families, so the services stretch a bit wider than many places you see.
People who live here have access to cognitive activities meant for stimulation, and there's always a structured schedule of social, educational, and fun options so residents don't sit idle-fireside chats, shuffleboard, scenic walking trails, even a player piano for those who like music, and a beautician onsite, so getting a haircut doesn't require a trip out. You'll see a covered back patio and barbecue area, a small putting green, raised garden beds, fire pit, and a playground for grandchildren, plus a private dining room for special occasions, a fitness center, activity and gathering rooms, a big dining room with a kitchen, a spacious lobby, and a high-end library if you like a quiet place to read. They provide devotional services, both on and off site, and house pets are allowed for those who want to bring their companions. There are sliding scale fees to help make the services accessible to more people. Greeley Village provides a safeguarded building for residents who need enhanced security, especially in memory care, and overall focuses on personalized and thoughtful attention in each area, whether for independent living, assisted living, memory care, or skilled nursing, aiming to mix comfort, safety, and support so older adults and their families can find the level of help that fits them best, whether that's physical help with daily tasks, mental health support, or just a place with activities and social life suited to getting more out of each day.
