Kiwanis Village

Kiwanis Village is an affordable rental housing community for seniors aged 62 and older, though folks under age 62 with a disability can also qualify for one of the seven fully accessible units when they have a doctor's note, and the place is made to support many needs with one-bedroom and studio apartments, plus there are condo-style layouts with private bathrooms and oversized balconies for some, and water, sewage, and trash are included in the rent so it helps keep costs predictable for residents on a fixed income. Apartments come with a refrigerator, stove, and oven, and you'll find building features like an elevator, secure building entrance, 24-hour emergency maintenance, parking, and on-site staff, with management office right on the property, and the Resident Service Coordinator helping with support and aging in place. The facility doesn't allow cats or dogs, but it stays lively with community rooms, club rooms, fireplaces, a library, workout area, patio, garden areas, landscaped grounds, outdoor gazebo spots, and shared laundry spaces. Wheelchair-accessible rooms make it easier for folks with mobility needs, and safety's kept up with emergency alert pendants and well-lit grounds. Residents can use the common dining room where staff handle meal services, and they offer dietary accommodations for folks with special needs. The property can provide extra help with independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, hospice, and adult day services, along with home health care through Medicare-certified programs, as well as home care (non-medical) options and insurance support through partners if needed. Sometimes professional staff and visiting workers handle chores like laundry, cleaning, and light concierge or shuttle transportation. Westgate Residential Suites and Rotary Commons are two of the named features within the community, so folks looking for specific layouts may want to ask about those when they visit or call. Both interior and exterior renovations keep the buildings up to date with improvements added over time, so you'll see minor changes here and there as things get fixed or made more comfortable, and since parking's on-site, visitors and guests find it easier to drop by. The whole community is focused on making sure people can stay as independent as possible while also offering higher levels of care when needed, and since it works with many income levels-always keeping things affordable-it remains a steady choice for seniors who want predictable rent, some privacy, and a blend of support and independence. The website has options for scheduling tours, requesting more information, and seeing what might be available, so whoever's interested can find details before making a visit or signing up.