walk in, you’ll feel at home. Fine appointments and rich textures create an atmosphere of quiet elegance - the most delightful surroundings you could ask for in an independent, supportive and continuing care senior residence. Most important are the people who are proud to call Altenheim their home. We have the pleasure of accommodating wonderful residents who are rich in spirit, rich in experience and rich in character. 314-353-7225 Click Here to ViewSt. Louis Altenheim

financial aid programs. Nursing Facilities In Missouri, Nursing homes are licensed as either Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) or Intermediate Care Facility (ICF). A Skilled Care Facility (SNF) may be certified by Medicare to provide short-term/rehabilitation care after a hospital stay. They may also provide Long-Term Nursing care. Intermediate Care Facility (ICF) Intermediate Care Facilities provide long-term Nursing care. They do not provide short-term Medicare approved rehabilitation

by Altenheim’s Director of Nursing to determine the appropriate level of living: Independent Living which includes meals, laundry and housekeeping Supportive Care provides additional assistance or Nursing care Continuing Care offers around-the-clock Nursing care on a temporary or long-term basis How can I tell if I really need to move to a senior care community? Some things you may want to consider: Your doctor suggests you need more help, or you should

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is German for elder home) More than a century ago, there were St. Louis names that would become well known to local residents: Busch, Erker, Lemp, Cramer, Mayer, Stix, Stifel and many others. These prominent St. Louisans and the Founders of the Altenheim, joined together to provide a comfortable and caring haven to St. Louis’ elderly, regardless of their religious or cultural background and who could no longer maintain a home. However, the catalyst behind