R & R Country Care Senior Living sits out in Ruma, Illinois and houses up to 15 residents, with both studio apartments and options for private or shared bedrooms, so folks can choose what suits their needs best, and the rooms have space for small pets, in-suite kitchenettes, and big closets with grab bars to help with safety, plus ADA-compliant bathrooms. The building is kept up, and laundry and maid service are taken care of, and the grounds have spots for relaxing outside, a sunroom, a reading room, a communal living area, and game rooms for residents wanting to play cards or join in on entertainment. Residents eat three chef-inspired meals a day together in the communal dining hall, and staff can adjust meal plans for anyone needing special diets, and there's help available with bathing, dressing, incontinence, and moving about, even for those with low mobility or special care needs like Parkinson's or memory care.
The friendly staff stays awake and on site day and night, and they help out with medication, two-person transfers, and personal care, and when needed, there's support for people with rehabilitation and skilled nursing needs or help from Medicare-certified home health staff, and if a resident needs hospice or respite care, that's possible too. Folks can join in daily activities like movie nights, workout classes, art, music therapy, pet therapy, social events, board games, devotional gatherings, and trips offsite for errands or worship, and the on-site hair salon and mobile stylist add some comfort, as does the available massage. Computers are accessible, and transportation is coordinated for doctor visits and errands, while the concierge offers extra help when needed. Regular physician health checks happen, and wellness programs keep folks healthy.
Family members like that residents look comfortable and happy here, and the community keeps up good marks, even earning a high average rating in the city. The atmosphere feels welcoming, and it's clear that this is a small, medium-sized place where people can keep living in a way that feels familiar, whether they just want a little help or need more hands-on support for their health or memory. This place welcomes veterans' benefits, and the staff tries to help each person maintain independence while making sure care is available all day and night, so families know folks are safe and tended to.
