In the search for senior care, Wyoming should be at the top of the list for anyone seeking a quiet retirement surrounded by spectacular scenery and endless opportunities for outdoor recreation.
“Big Wyoming” is actually the least populous U.S. state, with roughly the same amount of total residents as the country’s 30th most populous city — the metro area of Wyoming’s capital and largest city, Cheyenne, has only around 86,000 people. It’s the vastness of the state’s landscape, rather, that earns Wyoming its nickname and draws millions of tourists every year. Yellowstone National Park, established in 1872 and known for both its wildlife and its size, is the country’s first national park and Wyoming’s most prominent attraction. Also in the state’s popular northwestern region are the jagged peaks of Grand Teton National Park and the valley known as Jackson Hole. Wyoming’s other natural wonders include the national monuments Devils Tower and Fossil Butte, along with several subranges of the Rockies such as the Granite Mountains, Bighorn Mountains, and Laramie Mountains.
A Place for Mom’s Senior Living Advisors can provide you with a list of communities that provide memory care in Wyoming to help you find one that fits your needs and budget.
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The facility is old, but there is an efficient maintenance staff. “Independent living” has slip-slided into openings for anyone who can pay. This means that people who need help have to get by as best they...
i spent some time in one of their transition rooms while transitioning from a therapy center to my home. A beautiful location, extremely clean and inviting. Very tastefully decorated. Comfortable beds and a...
My sister has been in Garden Square for fifteen years, She calls the assisted living facility Home, we are fortunate to have a kind and understanding staff from administrator, to nurses looking after her. ...
The mental and physical abilities of my mom have improved greatly since she moved here. She loves the activities and food. The entire move in process was smooth and we all felt very welcomed.
The facility is old, but there is an efficient maintenance staff. “Independent living” has slip-slided into openings for anyone who can pay. This means that people who need help have to get by as best they...
My mother is staying at Brookdale, and so far, we are very pleased with the care she is receiving there. The staff is wonderful. The food is great and the chef really does an excellent job. I also like that...
The staff and managers are professional, caring, and helpful. They also give you a choice of food if you don't like the menu. It is also in a quiet neighborhood and the grocery store and pharmacy are walking...
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