The 10 Best Continuing Care Retirement Communities in Saint Charles County, MO for 2024

"My brother is at St Elizabeth Hall. I feel that they're taking good care of him. They have a dedicated staff that's been there a long time. There are two beds in the room and a little divider between them. It's not an actual wall but like a partition..."

"I chose The Villa at Riverwood because that is half a mile from my son and maybe five miles from my other son. They supply three meals a day, every day, and not just one meal a week. They have people who come in once every week and clean your room or..."

"My parents will be moving into The Fountains of West County. The rooms that my parents picked were very nice. They had full-sized kitchens. They offered one- and two-bedroom units. It was a very beautiful facility. It's very well-kept. Everybody I me..."

"Mary Ryder Home is OK, and I did get a chance to talk to the director. They have private and semi-private rooms. The semi-private room was OK with two beds and a wardrobe. They have Bingo, a choir, rehearsals, and they take them to doctor visits. ..."

"I have been living at Mason Pointe for over three years now. I enjoy it because the food is pretty good. It's excellent. They have a large menu. They provide a huge number of activities, and I enjoy that as well. We go on bus trips. They have a lot o..."

"There are many places to choose for a loved one to live in their senior years, especially now when new construction seems to be everywhere. Garden Villas is a smaller community, with a very caring and attentive staff, which is so important to our fam..."

"We moved to Meramec Bluffs. The apartments are pretty nice and the facility is nice. It's kind of off the road. There's not a lot of traffic or anything. They have various levels including memory care and assisted living. The staff members seem capab..."

"The staff at Dubourg House is awesome. They're very pleasant and helpful. My client's room is very nice and has air conditioning. She pretty much has everything she needs there. They have optional outings every day to places in a van and big outings ..."

"My father-in-law stayed at Marymount Manor for two weeks for rehab. The people were overworked. When they attended to them, they were very nice. The facility needed updating. He had a private room and that worked out well. He ate his meals in the din..."

"I toured Village North Retirement Community. It's independent living, but it has some extra features, like two meals a day and housekeeping. Every floor has a laundry room and every floor has a visitation area. The staff followed up and he's keeping ..."

"Aperion was very nice and clean, and the staff was very helpful. The one thing I liked most about this community was that they have washers and dryers in each of the units, which I didn't see in other communities. They also had several types of units..."

"I was told that St. Patrick Apartments have activities planned, but I wasn't provided a calendar for those. It's a secure community, and the security is great. I wasn't necessarily impressed because the facilities looked a lot older, like the refrige..."

"My mom is currently in St. Luke's Surrey Place Skilled Nursing and Residential Care for rehab. This place is pretty fabulous. I wish she could afford to live there permanently, but she can't. And yeah. They don't have skilled nursing available unless..."

"My father was in rehab at Bethesda Dilworth. I would have given it a 5, but my dad likes the food better where he currently is. He really liked the place and the staff was friendly and caring. We couldn't go in because of Covid. He said the eggs tast..."

"Truly a wonderful nursing home to have your love ones in the nurses are very caring the director of nursing is amazing and the CNAs are very exceptional ..."

"My sister-in-law is in Green Park nursing home. She is in the rehab part. So far, so good. The only contact I've had is when we go visit her through the window. I've talked to the staff and they all seemed friendly. My sister-in-law said some foods a..."

"The reason why my husband went into The Westchester House was because he needed peritoneal dialysis. His nurse from the dialysis clinic went over to try and train the staff, but the people there didn't have masks and they didn't wash their hands, so ..."