Long Term Care
Comprehensive Care. Compassionate Support.
When a loved one requires ongoing medical care and assistance with daily living, finding the right community is an important decision.
At High Plains Post Acute, our Long-Term Care community provides compassionate, personalized care for individuals who require ongoing nursing support and assistance.
Our goal is to provide more than quality medical care. We strive to create a comfortable and welcoming environment where residents are treated with dignity, respect, and compassion.
Is Long-Term Care Right for Your Loved One?
Long-Term Care may be appropriate for individuals who require regular medical care, nursing supervision, and assistance with daily activities.
Your loved one may benefit from Long-Term Care if they:
Require 24-hour nursing support or supervision
Have complex medical needs
Need significant assistance with daily activities
Can no longer safely live independently
Require ongoing medication management
Need help managing chronic health conditions
Need assistance with mobility, transfers, or personal care
Would benefit from a structured environment with around-the-clock support
Every resident has different needs, which is why we take the time to develop individualized care plans.
Personalized Care Around the Clock
Our Long-Term Care team provides ongoing support based on each resident's individual medical and personal care needs.
Care may include:
24-hour nursing support
Medication management
Assistance with activities of daily living
Personal care and hygiene
Mobility and transfer assistance
Monitoring and management of ongoing health needs
Nutrition and dietary support
Coordination with healthcare providers
Personalized care planning
Our team works to ensure residents receive the support they need while maintaining dignity and quality of life.
More Than Medical Care
Long-Term Care is not only about meeting medical needs. Quality of life matters too.
At High Plains Village, we believe residents should have opportunities to remain connected, engaged, and involved.
Residents may enjoy:
Activities and entertainment
Social opportunities
Meaningful connections
Time with family and friends
Celebrations and special events
Opportunities to participate in hobbies and interests
Our goal is to create a community where residents feel valued, respected, and at home.
Care Plans Built Around the Individual
No two residents are exactly alike.
Our team works to understand each resident's medical needs, preferences, routines, and goals. This information helps us develop a personalized approach to care.
We also believe family involvement is important. Families are valuable members of the care journey, and we work to maintain communication and collaboration whenever possible.
What Does a Typical Day Look Like?
Every resident's needs and routines are different. A typical day may include:
Morning
Residents receive assistance with their morning routine and personal care as needed before enjoying breakfast.
Throughout the Day
Residents may receive nursing care, participate in activities, visit with loved ones, or enjoy hobbies and social opportunities.
Meals and Connection
Meals provide opportunities for nutrition and social interaction with other members of the community.
Evening
Residents receive the support they need to enjoy a comfortable and relaxing evening.
Our team is available around the clock to provide care and support based on individual needs.
A Community That Feels Like Home
Moving into Long-Term Care is a significant transition. Our goal is to help residents and families feel welcomed and supported throughout the process.
We encourage residents to maintain connections with family, participate in activities, and make their space feel comfortable and personal.
At High Plains Village, we believe quality care should always be delivered with compassion.
Schedule a Tour Today
Come experience the difference that personalized care and a connected community can make. Complete our contact form or reach out to our director of admissions to schedule a tour.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Long-Term Care provides ongoing nursing and personal care for individuals who require regular medical supervision and assistance with daily activities.
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Assisted Living is generally designed for individuals who need some support with daily activities while maintaining a greater level of independence. Long-Term Care provides a higher level of ongoing medical and nursing support.
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Absolutely. Activities and social opportunities are an important part of quality of life and provide residents with opportunities for connection and engagement.
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We encourage residents and families to help create a comfortable and familiar living environment by adding appropriate personal items and decorations.
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Care plans are developed based on each resident's individual medical needs, personal care needs, preferences, and goals.