Prairie Lakes Health Campus

Prairie Lakes Health Campus gives seniors all sorts of care under one roof, where folks can find independent living, assisted living, memory care, short-term respite care, or nursing and rehab services without needing to move as their needs change, and families looking after loved ones can use Adult Day services or a short stay in a studio suite, with rooms starting at 140 square feet for short visits or up to 477 square feet for private longer-term living, and pricing clear from $179 per day or $6,759 a month, and those who move in can bring a pet if they'd like, though there may be extra fees. The building has wide, circular halls, open lounges, and landscaped grounds, with a putting green out near the rehab center for a bit of fresh air or slower activity, and indoors you'll see cozy seating in common rooms, a movie theater with big, comfy chairs, a private dining room for family visits, and a salon for hair care if you want, plus apartments with private or semi-private layouts, walk-in showers, kitchens or kitchenettes, and individual heating or cooling controls, along with full housekeeping, laundry, and linen support, all on a campus that stays clean and gives off the feeling of a hotel lobby, but warmer and more homelike. Caregivers and staff-kind, trained folks including CNAs, nurses, and a social worker-help with daily tasks like dressing, grooming, meds, and therapy, with specialized services in the Legacy Neighborhood that focuses on people living with dementia or Alzheimer's, and this area uses lockable doors that still open from inside for safety while making sure residents feel freedom and dignity, and there's always someone on hand to respond to emergencies with call systems in every room. There's chef-prepared meals served three times a day in a big, sunny dining room, and social events like the monthly "Taste of the Town" meal or movie showings and games, plus weekly trips out for shopping, religious services, or simply riding along to see the sights, all part of their regular programming for enrichment and exercise. Prairie Lakes Health Campus lets people stay social and active, whether it's working on hobbies in the arts and crafts room, sitting in the garden, checking out books in the library, or joining a group for games and outings, and families caring for a loved one with dementia can use the Trilogy memory care program-focused on comfort, individualized support, and connection, all carried out by staff trained to handle the parent or spouse who might be confused or anxious. Transportation is available on request for a fee, the community allows internet, Wi-Fi, cable TV, utilities, and handicap accessible living, and the maintenance team keeps up apartments and grounds. The community also works to provide tools and guides for caregivers, touching on subjects like home care, hospice, and planning, and they're set up to help residents and their families figure out insurance including Humana, so moving in or arranging stays doesn't feel too complicated. It's clear this is a place built for families who want a range of care in one environment and who see the value in routines, helping hands, and a pleasant, tailored apartment-where socializing, staying safe, and having flexibility are all rolled together without feeling overwhelming, which is about as much as anyone could want as time goes by and different needs pop up.