Winfield Rest Haven Inc

Winfield Rest Haven Inc has been serving seniors since 1963 and sits quietly next to Cherry Street Park in Winfield, Kansas, where George and Frances Blake donated the land for the home all those years ago, and over six decades it's grown into a nonprofit community for older adults who need nursing care, independent living, respite care, or even memory care for people with dementia and Alzheimer's, and the place stays busy with programs that teach residents how to spot online scams, avoid charity fraud, and keep their information safe so everyone can give and support causes without worry, and the staff, like the administrator Dereck Hutchison and directors for nursing, activities, rehabilitation, and food, work together to keep the home running smoothly, with medical records, business, and environmental departments working behind the scenes. Winfield Rest Haven Inc has a Veterans & Military Assistance Fund, an End Homelessness Fund, a Climate Change Fund, a Beneficiary Voices Fund, and an Animal Welfare Fund, besides taking part in helping during disaster relief campaigns like the Central Texas Flooding, tornadoes in the Midwest, and humanitarian efforts in places such as Israel, Gaza, and Ukraine, really showing they care about people both inside and outside the home's walls. They offer skilled nursing care, long-term living, rehabilitation with occupational, speech, and physical therapy, and assistance with daily life, plus memory care and senior activities, and there are apartments and outdoor spaces for fresh air, along with transportation if someone needs to get to the doctor or into town. There's a sense that the people living here are part of a community that tries to do the right thing and help others, and while the home isn't BBB accredited and suggests checking all licensing as needed, it's been managed thoughtfully for over 61 years, always focusing on the health, safety, and engagement of residents and welcoming folks who value a steady, caring place tucked away in a peaceful corner of town.