Our social service worker is an essential part of the care team. They support the emotional, social, and psychological well-being of residents and their families—ensuring not just medical care, but quality of life.

They serve as an advocate, counselor, and care coordinator, helping our residents and families navigate the challenges of aging, illness, and transition into long term care.

• They provide in-depth evaluations of residents and families to identify emotional, social, psychological, and practical needs,
• Assess biopsychosocial, spiritual, and environmental factors to determine resident strengths and challenges.
• Collaborate with residents, families, and interdisciplinary teams to develop personalized care plans that address identified needs and goals.
• Provide one-on-one or family counseling to help residents and loved ones cope with the emotional impacts of aging, illness, and institutional care
• Assist residents and families in accessing appropriate mental health resources and support services.
• Help resolve conflicts, improve communication, and support decision-making between residents and family members.
• Assist in addressing topics like grief, loneliness, anxiety, and adjusting to life in long-term care.

Our Social service worker plays a crucial, compassionate role in enhancing the quality of life for residents and building bridges of support between families and care teams. Their work ensures that care is not only clinically effective—but also emotionally supportive and person-centered.

Our memory care wing provide a safe, structured, and supportive environment specifically designed for individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, and other cognitive impairments. We focus on maintaining dignity, safety, and quality of life through specialized care approaches tailored to the unique needs of each individual resident.

Staff are trained to support residents with dementia, addressing memory loss, behavioral changes, and communication challenges with empathy and expertise.
Secured Environment

Safety is a top priority. Our memory care wing feature secured doors, monitored exits, and enclosed outdoor spaces to prevent wandering while promoting freedom within a safe area.
Structured Routines & Activities

Daily routines provide comfort and stability, while structured activities—such as music therapy, art projects, reminiscence sessions, and social engagement—are designed to stimulate cognitive function and reduce anxiety.

Each resident receives a customized care plan tailored to their specific needs, preferences, and stage of cognitive decline. These plans are regularly reviewed and adjusted as needed.

The overarching goal is to enhance safety, cognitive engagement, and overall quality of life—supporting residents in living each day with purpose and dignity.

In essence, our memory care wing provides not only medical and daily living support, but also emotional and social enrichment for individuals with dementia—ensuring they receive compassionate, individualized care in a secure, nurturing environment.

Navigating the financial aspects of long-term care can feel overwhelming—but you don’t have to do it alone. Our Social Services Department and Business Office are here to help guide you every step of the way.

We proudly accept:

Medicare
Medicaid
Private Pay
Most Private Insurance Plans
 

If you do not currently have Medicaid, we can provide the necessary paperwork and walk you through the application process. If your Medicaid coverage is from another state, we can also assist you in transitioning to Missouri Medicaid.

Our dedicated team is committed to making your financial transition into long-term care as smooth and stress-free as possible.

📞 Contact our Social Services Department or

📧 Email us with your questions—we’re here to help!