Valley Park, MO, is where Cape Albeon Lakeside Retirement Living offers memory care, assisted living, and independent living. Independent living gives a person an apartment and access to the services of the community, but the arrangement doesn’t include daily care. Once bathing, dressing, or medication becomes difficult to handle alone, assisted living has staff take on that help while the apartment remains under the control of the resident. Memory care is for adding supervision and securing the space for when someone develops a risk of wandering due to dementia.
Because of how those three care levels share this one community, a change in needs isn’t a change of address, only a change in care. Units come as studios, one-bedrooms, and two-bedrooms. A studio is a single private space, and the bigger layouts are better suited for people moving in with a spouse, a partner, or a companion.
Most errands in the surrounding area will require transportation, since the area rates as car-dependent with a Walk Score of 44. Rehabilitation Services are part of the community, so therapy is available to residents who need it.














