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Logan Park Congregate Care

Logan Park has been “home” to many since January 1993. Our loving staff has over 50 years combined experience in elder care. Our Administrator Jan McCleskey helped the owner with years of paperwork and saw this community built from the very ground up. Jan has been recognized by the United States Government twice as “Manager of the Year” once in 1997 and again in 2005. Logan Park tenants write this about living at Logan Park ~ “ I’m so thankful for the friendly and loving atmosphere I enjoy each and everyday living here.” Another new tenant had this to say, “I’m thankful for Logan Park! I look upon a beautiful creation of love, one that must have been conceived by a group of very compassionate and dedicated people. It’s wonderful that the staff is of similar mind and carries out its purpose. I am happy to know that there is an awareness of the need for more “Logan Parks” in America and my prayer is that others will soon share in the blessings that we enjoy living here.”

Our residents enjoy putting together puzzles or reading in our front lobby/library. Many enjoy a game of Bingo played on Wednesday afternoons or a card game with friends whenever.

There is a Bible study on going on Monday mornings in the West Wing Parlor. The tenants also have a “Let’s talk” group held on Monday afternoons in the same place.

Mail is expectantly awaited for in the main lobby and many find time to visit while waiting.

Our hallways have grab bars the length of them if you feel the need for a little reassurance. Walking in doors or out is an activity many enjoy. A pasture borders both the East and West sides of our 50 apartment complex and the cows and calves are a joy to watch. Several tenants have bird feeders outside their windows and we have several varieties of birds to enjoy along with the squirrels.

The above community description is provided by the community and not by A Place for Mom. A Place for Mom does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of this information. Seniors and their families should confirm features and amenities with the community’s representatives.