Center At The Park sits in Meridian, Idaho, tucked in the southeast corner of Kleiner Park, right behind The Village at Meridian, and this senior center welcomes adults over sixty with a wide range of services meant for senior citizens, including things like healthcare, nursing facility services, assisted living, and memory care for folks with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, plus incontinence care and nutritious meals prepared with good ingredients to make sure residents get the vitamins and minerals they need, and folks around town know the place for being clean and bright with large windows that look out over the pond and fountain, giving beautiful scenery and plenty of light throughout the day. Center At The Park runs Monday through Friday, from 8:00 in the morning to 3:30 in the afternoon, and serves lunch every weekday at noon with help from Metro Meals on Wheels Boise, including take-out meal options if you let them know a day ahead of time, which can be real useful for those who need it. The staff here have a reputation for being helpful, joyful, and kind, making the place feel friendly whether you're joining for regular activities aimed at body, mind, and social connections or just dropping in for something special, and they work hard to keep things flexible-including storage for food and flexible access for both regulars and those renting the event spaces, which come in three main rooms with extra spaces available for larger or customized gatherings, suitable for anything from weddings or fundraisers to simple family parties like baby showers.
There's supervised adult day care services that supply daytime help and social time for seniors in Meridian, keeping it affordable for families who need some daytime support so loved ones are safe and engaged while caregivers see to work or personal things, and guided tours are available for anyone considering the center. The building has good parking, plenty of room for guests at events, and practical features like clean bathrooms and event flexibility. Social, educational, and physical activities are varied, ranging from group fitness or winter activity encouragement to regular event hosting for things like the 4th of July celebration, Casino Night, BSU Spirit Days, and Wildhorse Casino trips, and they even bring in volunteers, provide wellness support, share safety tips for seniors about winter driving and being safe online, and host classes for continued learning later in life. The setting has easy access to various coffee shops, tea rooms, restaurants, and shopping next door; plus, visitors mention the good lighting and welcoming feel, and people generally give strong reviews online, with ratings hovering around 4.6 or 4.7 out of 5 from more than a hundred reviews. All told, Center At The Park serves as a sturdy community hub for seniors in Meridian, covering event needs, care, meals, memory support, assisted living, and regular community life in a park-side spot that's known for reliable support and a genuinely kind staff.
