Faust Landmark Apartments

Faust Landmark Apartments stands tall in Rockford as the city's tallest building with 15 stories, and you can tell right away it was built back in 1929 because it has that historic charm even though it's been beautifully remodeled, and folks can see the sleek, modern look with contemporary apartments that are spacious and nicely appointed. This high-rise is designed for independent-minded seniors and those with physical limitations, and the building has a real focus on safety and comfort by having controlled access, building security, wheelchair-accessible rooms and showers, and secure parking for peace of mind, plus there's free parking for residents and even transportation to grocery stores so folks don't have to worry about driving if they don't want to, and you'll also find a major bus line stopping right in front of the building for extra convenience. Faust Landmark Apartments welcomes both independent seniors and those needing more support, offering independent living, assisted living, long-term and skilled nursing care, memory care, Medicare-certified home health care, non-medical home care, adult day services, and even hospice, so you've got all care options under one roof, and there's a full staff on hand, trained to help out but always aiming to let people do as much as they want themselves. The apartments come in studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom options and they're pet-friendly, so dogs and cats can stay with their owners, and the overall environment tries to make it easy for seniors to live actively but also safely, surrounded by social opportunities and comforts a lot like you'd have at home, like senior-friendly bathrooms and plenty of common spaces. For activities, they've got programs planned both on and off site so residents can stay engaged, socialize, and make friends, and amenities include a fitness center, a business center, a community lounge, a computer room, a clubhouse for bigger gatherings, and community rooms for all sorts of gatherings. Meals, laundry facilities, and an on-site beautician make life a bit simpler, and for those who like to go out, there's easy access to dining, shopping, pharmacies, medical facilities, and entertainment in the river district, so there's never a shortage of options for staying busy or enjoying a walk to something nearby. The building encourages social participation and personal independence, lets residents have a say in how much or how little help they want, and really tries to keep folks active and connected with a strong calendar of educational, social, and entertaining activities that help everyone stay sharp and make friends, and that's something seniors and their families always seem to appreciate about living here.