Springfield’s Concordia Village runs as both a nursing home and an assisted living community, backed by Lutheran Senior Services, a faith-based group in the senior care space. If you’re picturing the neighborhood: it’s car-dependent. Walk Score puts it at 13, so errands mean driving.
Residents get close to four hours of nursing support each day, on average, three hours and forty-nine minutes. That breaks down into categories: over an hour of registered nurse time, almost three hours with a nurse aide, and forty minutes with an LPN or LVN.
Because it’s licensed for both nursing home and assisted living care, Concordia Village can work for people at different points, someone who needs full clinical oversight, or someone who mainly needs support with daily routines like dressing or meals.
Given the staffing numbers alone, this looks like a community built around steady, daily attention to residents’ care.











