Primrose Retirement Community of Casper sits in the Midwest Heights area and has a two-story building with controlled entry and enclosed walkways, which help keep residents safe and make it easier to get around, and you'll find housing choices like studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments that range from 497 to 1,055 square feet, each with private bathrooms, walk-in closets, kitchenettes, and patios or balconies for fresh air, and there's also extra storage and an emergency call system in every unit, and some folks like the townhome villas for a bit more space. There are assisted living, independent living, memory care, and adult day care services, and when health needs change, staff work within a continuum of care so nobody needs to move if they don't want, and these services go round the clock with a nurse always there. The community has home care, hospice, and access to supportive therapies like physical, occupational, and speech therapy, plus in-house medication management, telehealth, and reassurance monitoring. Residents can get personal help with things like bathing, meals, and laundry, and memory care has personalized support for people living with dementia or Alzheimer's.
The community welcomes adults 55 and up, including those who live independently in the nearby villas or within the main building, and everyone can use the fitness and recreation center, the billiards room, computer lounge, movie theater with plush seats, ice cream parlor, barbershop, beauty salon, card and game room, Bistro, chapel for worship, enclosed courtyard, and residents lounge, and residents can bring their pets. There's an on-site restaurant offering the Artisan Dining Experience, plus a wellness calendar, the Spir0100® wellness and exercise program, and Primrose Life Enrichment activities, all meant to help folks stay active and social. The Smile® platform keeps families in the loop, and the community provides transportation services for medical trips or errands, plus virtual tours for those far away. Nearby, there are independent living options through Primrose Retirement Communities elsewhere in the Midwest and northern Plains, so some folks like knowing there's flexibility as life changes. Staff help with long-term medication management, and the building has elevators for easy access to upper floors. Residents can attend chapel services, print mail is by the front desk, and there's a focus on both privacy and community, so folks can be as social or quiet as they please. Primrose believes in promoting overall well-being and a sense of belonging, and the staff take care to make sure everyone feels secure and as comfortable as possible.
