Tambree Meadows Assisted Living

Tambree Meadows Assisted Living sits in a quiet neighborhood in Idaho Falls, near the Willard Arts Center and the Art Museum of Eastern Idaho, and is close enough to Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center that folks can walk over if they need to, and it's built to feel homey with two buildings that look like George Washington's and Thomas Jefferson's houses, weathervanes on the roofs, and rustic hardwood floors that remind a person of country living. Residents can choose private or semi-private rooms, with kitchenettes, cable or satellite TV, WiFi, and a heated flooring system in the Memory Care building for comfort, and folks who need memory care can get the special help they need for dementia and mild cognitive problems, with staff that includes a nurse on a part-time basis. The community lets people bring pets, and keeps things friendly by having pet-friendly policies, adding to the home-like feel, and the rooms and common spaces get regular housekeeping and laundry service so things stay fresh and clean, and the place also has a barber and salon, along with transportation for shopping or appointments. Residents get three meals a day from a dietitian-approved menu, along with snacks, and the kitchen staff takes care to keep meals healthy and tasty, while help with bathing, dressing, moving around, and taking medication is always available, and there's a staff on hand around the clock for security and peace of mind, plus a 24-hour call system. People who want to be social or keep active have choices to join movie nights, crafts, fitness and recreation programs, and scheduled activities, whether indoor or out in the garden or walking paths, and there's a structured activity program to keep everyone engaged, with special programs for memory care residents. The community also brings in religious and devotional services for those who want them, and helps with Veterans Affairs Aid Assistance, while accepting Medicaid and insurance for payment. Folks can use transportation services, enjoy outings, and still keep their independence because the whole setup aims to help as much or as little as a person needs-whether someone is there for assisted living, memory care, respite care during short-term recovery, or wanting to live on their own with some extra support. Tambree Meadows has earned positive recognition from local health authorities for high care standards, and the design keeps it easy for people with mobility issues to get around, all on one story. Residents can use the parking lot if they drive or expect visits, and the community always keeps a focus on creating a connected place to live where the staff and residents feel like family and people can keep their routines, socialize, and get the help they need with steady support and kindness.