Boyson Heights Assisted Living sits in Cedar Rapids with a two-story building offering studio, 1-bedroom, and 2-bedroom apartments. The community provides independent living, assisted living, and memory support, letting seniors pick the option that fits their needs. People can bring their pets because the place is pet-friendly, and the building is designed for easy and safe access if someone needs a wheelchair or a walker. Staff offer care at all hours, so residents get help any time of day or night, with support for tasks like bathing, dressing, and medication management.
The community uses special names for its spaces and services, which gives things a bit of a personal touch. Meals are made by chefs and meal planners who focus on nutrition and good taste, with three meals served every day. There's a library, lounges, wellness center, and plenty of common areas where people can relax or meet others. Residents don't have to worry about chores because housekeeping and laundry service are included, and the staff take residents to places in Cedar Rapids, Marion, and Hiawatha on set days, which is helpful for appointments or shopping.
Boyson Heights plans many activities to keep people engaged-physically, mentally, and socially-so there's always something happening and friendships form easily, and the reviews often speak of friendly, kind staff and standout meals. The community has a monthly newsletter called the Monthly Messenger, and a calendar of events so people know what's coming up. People who need memory care have a program that aims to keep them involved with activities and hobbies. The place keeps a verified license, checked twice a year. Boyson Heights welcomes visitors for tours, so families and potential residents can see what daily life is like, including the food, routines, and social life. The community has won awards like Best of Senior Living and All-Star, and reviews point out a strong reputation for its food and activity choices. Every service, from wellness programs to personalized plans, aims to treat residents like family while making sure they feel safe, respected, and at home.
