Wilton Retirement Community sits at 307 Ovesen Drive in Wilton, Iowa, and gives seniors a range of living options and care levels all in one spot, so folks can find support as their needs change, and it's a not-for-profit setup with a management team who tries to make things smooth for people living there and their families. There are Assisted Living Residences where people keep their independence, privacy, and dignity but get help as needed; the apartments come in several sizes like two-bedroom, two-bath units with about 915 square feet good for couples, or smaller one-bedroom and studio options that work for singles or couples who like a bit more space or might have hobbies-each one built with kitchenettes, wide, wheelchair-friendly bathrooms, emergency call systems, and sprinklers so everyone's safe if anything happens. For more advanced help, there's a Skilled & Long Term Care wing and a Townsend Care Center Memory Care Unit, the latter being a ten-bed, locked area designed for people with Alzheimer's or other dementia illnesses, so residents get consistency and routines, regular interaction, and special programs that play to their strengths, and families are brought in to be part of care plans too.
The community runs programs to support both the physical and emotional sides of life, and it offers options for volunteers and visitors to help out or spend time with residents. Seniors can apply through a Resident Application, and there's a Veterans Information Form if someone served and needs that help. People looking to move in or just learn more can schedule a tour to see apartments and meet staff, and the management welcomes questions. Wilton Retirement Community tries to make things comfortable-allowing folks to bring in lift chairs or TVs if they want, and providing basic furniture like beds and nightstands, plus lockable wardrobes for personal stuff. Kitchen areas are in every apartment, and larger spaces work well for couples or singles who might need a den or guest room or just like a big kitchen and extra closet space. Residents can use Wi-Fi, and all rooms have wide, easy-to-navigate bathrooms.
They offer skilled nursing care, home nursing services, and secured supportive housing as needs change, and part of the goal is to make sure everyone feels valued, respected, safe, and loved, even as health needs shift or get complicated. The campus also has a sister community in West Liberty, Iowa, if families are looking nearby or need other options. Wilton Retirement Community tries to keep schedules and routines steady, especially for folks in memory care, to cut down on confusion, and does its best to keep the atmosphere welcoming and the care compassionate, all while balancing the basics, like safety and daily support, with chances to join programs, spend time with others, or just enjoy a quieter day.
