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Scottish Rite Park
2909 Woodland Ave, Des Moines, IA 50312
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April 4, 2022
My parents-in-law are in Scottish Rite Park. They've been there a little over a year. They have both independent living and assisted living. If one requires one care and the other one requires another care, they can't live together. That was our problem with my in-laws. They've enjoyed it thus far. According to my mother-in-law, there's a sense of community there. They enjoy the activities and the staff. We've only been able to visit just recently because of the lockdown. Most of these buildings were locked down, so I personally haven't been around a lot. It's a very nice facility. The apartments are nice, and they will decorate and redo them as the residents desire. They had a standard 2-bedroom, which was a very nice apartment for them. They're not together in one room, but they used to be. Once the residents needed assistance, they had to go to another room in the same facility. If the residents required two different levels of care, they can't live together. I know there is a pool that they like to go to. They have a library, game nights, a movie theater, a newspaper that they put out throughout the community, woodworking classes, and different art classes. That's what I know that they participated in, but I'm sure there's more.
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About Scottish Rite Park in Des Moines, Iowa
Welcome to Scottish Rite Park! 10-acres of serene woods surround a beautiful and modern building located on manicured grounds. This peaceful setting, located in the heart of Des Moines, is just west of downtown. There is ample room for parking including attached and detached garages. A large garden area allows residents the opportunity to grow their own flowers and vegetables.
Scottish Rite Park ensures you the freedom of an active lifestyle in gracious surroundings. The quality, the beauty and the convenient location combine to offer a most attractive retirement setting.
The nonprofit corporation, Scottish Rite Park, Incorporated, owns and operates this modern, thirteen-story, 156 unit building. Although built in 1973, it competes and exceeds today's newer facilities. Most importantly… Scottish Rite Park is a full service retirement community offering all levels of retirement living.
To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit:
Iowa Department of Inspections and Appeals Health Facility Database
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Reviews of Scottish Rite Park in Des Moines, Iowa
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April 4, 2022
My parents-in-law are in Scottish Rite Park. They've been there a little over a year. They have both independent living and assisted living. If one requires one care and the other one requires another care, they can't live together. That was our problem with my in-laws. They've enjoyed it thus far. According to my mother-in-law, there's a sense of community there. They enjoy the activities and the staff. We've only been able to visit just recently because of the lockdown. Most of these buildings were locked down, so I personally haven't been around a lot. It's a very nice facility. The apartments are nice, and they will decorate and redo them as the residents desire. They had a standard 2-bedroom, which was a very nice apartment for them. They're not together in one room, but they used to be. Once the residents needed assistance, they had to go to another room in the same facility. If the residents required two different levels of care, they can't live together. I know there is a pool that they like to go to. They have a library, game nights, a movie theater, a newspaper that they put out throughout the community, woodworking classes, and different art classes. That's what I know that they participated in, but I'm sure there's more.
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