Community Care Center

Community Care Center, Inc. sits at 325 SW 7th St in Stuart, Iowa, where folks have been working since 1969 to care for local seniors, and it's grown quite a bit over the years with several renovations like the Rock Island hallway in 1986, the Therapy Suite, The Willows assisted living wing built in 2001, and The Evergreens secure CCDI unit for Alzheimer's and Dementia care finished in 2008, so between the updates to rooms and common spaces, people who live there find a homelike feel with new furniture, flooring, and fixtures, and over thirty private and residential rooms available. This facility offers skilled nursing, therapy, outpatient and inpatient rehabilitation, assisted living through The Willows, independent living, long-term care, memory care, respite and nursing services, and it helps those with Alzheimer's disease, all run by a volunteer Board of Directors made up of local people from Adair and Guthrie counties who keep an eye on making sure everyone gets good care. There's exercise sessions, recreational activities, a photos gallery, and a review section where people can read feedback, and staff speak English, but there aren't details about other languages. Residents find amenities like walking in the nearby parks, joining community events like Good Egg Days, connecting with area groups like the Stuart Area Young Professionals and churches, and using athletic fields, sports complexes, and park shelters, and those who want to know about community programs can look into things like the Discover Stuart program, Time Banking, and the Community Visioning Program or even visit the historic Stuart Depot. The place offers a secure and caring setting for those who need memory care in The Evergreens or a more independent lifestyle in The Willows, making sure residents get support with cleanliness and value for money, while also helping them engage with local life if they wish with a digital sign for information and plenty of opportunities to participate. The Community Care Center's digital platform helps families look at photos, read reviews, and find out more about location and services, and while they're not taking new patients right now, people can check back to see about openings.