Campus Towers

Campus Towers sits over in West Kelso at 1767 20th Avenue, Longview, WA, and folks who are 62 or older can live in one of the 91 studio or one-bedroom apartments in this high-rise building, and the place is known for affordable senior housing, especially for low-income seniors, and being a ministry of Northlake Church, the community seems to care about faith and fellowship so you'll find church services and morning devotions right in the building, which some people find comforting. The apartments let seniors live on their own terms, but there's help nearby if needed since Campus Towers offers independent living, assisted living, memory care for those with Alzheimer's or other dementia, and even continuing care choices, plus access to adult daycare, home care, and hospice through local providers. Residents can ask for optional maid service and get help with laundry if they'd rather not do it themselves, and staff like the Life Enrichment Coordinator put together clubs, crafts, enrichment classes, music, church activities, birthday parties, and even shopping trips, with a residents' newsletter to help folks keep up with what's going on. You'll also find a dining room with restaurant-style meals, an on-site library, a salon, Wi-Fi in common areas, and clean, well-kept rooms that make it a comfortable place to live. There's a strong sense of community, with neighbors and friendly staff, including an Assistant Administrator and a Campus Towers Administrator, plus regular tours so newcomers can see the place and ask questions. Campus Towers is part of LeadingAge Washington, runs community programs for seniors, and offers both independent and supportive care in a way that's meant to let people stay as active and social as they want while still having safe, organized help if something changes.