Warm Valley Lodge - Assisted Living sits in a pretty spot by the Wind River, right in the mountains, with outdoor pathways and nice garden views, and you'll see residents enjoying the fresh air on patios or walking paths, some heading to the recreation room, gardens, or stopping for a trim at the on-site barber. The building has one story, spans about 26,000 square feet, and was designed for senior care, with 25 private rooms, each with its own bathroom, plus choices of one-bedroom, two-bedroom, or studio apartments, all on the ground floor, some with a garden view, and there's even a spa room and a community gathering area where folks can meet for activities, meals, or just a chat.
Rooms come furnished and offer a kitchenette, and the place covers a lot of needs, offering assisted living, Alzheimer's care (memory care), independent and skilled nursing care, short-term stays, and respite care, always staffed with friendly workers who help with bathing, dressing, medication, transfers, and special care like incontinence and mobility issues-there's a 24-hour call system, supervision, and nurses on-site, so families can trust someone's always there to help. The staff runs housekeeping, laundry, linen service, all handled on the property, and the kitchen serves all-day dining, with chef-prepared meals, snacks, guest meals, and options for special diets, and sometimes serves international food in a restaurant-style dining room.
The Lodge holds lots of social and recreational activities-movie nights, arts in the arts room, therapy activities, parties, and religious services both on and off the grounds, and there's always encouragement to join in something, whether that's crafts, gardening, exercise, or just a quiet walk. The building's wheelchair accessible, all on one level for easy access, with features like emergency alerts, help with moving around, and on-site parking. Besides inside fun, residents can go on trips offsite, mix with other residents, and guests are welcome too. Seniors here can keep their independence but still get personalized help when needed, and families can pick from private or shared rooms, and build a list of favorite providers if they're comparing options, without sharing personal information online, since the facility keeps user info private and lets families talk to the Lodge directly, no middlemen involved. The building's clean, comfortable, and safe, with a shingle roof, central air, electric baseboard and forced air heat, runs on public water and sewer, and sits on just over nine acres with a good bit of room to spread out. The property is for non-profit use only and has a commercial zoning, and it's licensed by the state. The community offers a balance-people live as independently as they can, but there's always support for daily needs, health care, recreation, and meals, with a staff that speaks English, helping residents feel at home in a peaceful, scenic mountain setting by the river.
