Independent living, home care, assisted living, hospice care, skilled nursing, respite care and nursing home care are all run by United Presbyterian Home in Washington, IA. Needs that change across years can be met here, and respite covers a family caregiver wanting a short stay arranged during travel or recovery.
Nurses licensed and on duty at all hours apply to the nursing end of a campus that otherwise runs on apartments. Assisted living helps with medication, bathing, and dressing while the apartment stays the resident’s. Independent living is private living with community services and nothing daily attached.
Home care carries support into somebody’s own house, and hospice care handles end-of-life support. Fifty-five beds make up the count. Each resident draws 5h 39m of nursing daily.
Private pay is the accepted route, and Kara Williams is the administrator. Salon and spa services are named, and the rehabilitation programs take in speech, physical, and occupational therapy.
The area scores 81 for walking, which is very walkable. Most errands can be done on foot, which leaves a non-driving resident able to get out alone.




















