Assisted Living at Windsor Place

With two locations in Coffeyville, KS, we are committed to providing Assisted Living care and supports through a social model environment. The objective here is to maintain each elder's individuality, autonomy, dignity, independence and ability to self-determine their own choices.

We offer a balanced approach of high customer service without creating learned helplessness, which exists in many institutions. Our two buildings offer two distinct choices of accommodations for you to choose from.

• Tyro Christian school visits
• Field Kindley High School young women's club
• Oklahoma Union FCCLA
• South Coffeyville 4-H
• Coffeyville Community College Humanities class
• Veterans monthly letter writing
• Monthly birthday luncheon
• "Red Hats" at Jacks Place in Liberty
• Church service
• Pre-school visits
• Art appreciation
• Library exchange
• Family parties
• Shopping trips
• Van rides
• Book club
• Bible study
• Manicures

Windsor Place is pleased with it’s relationships within the communities we serve. We want to provide as much community involvement and Resident engagement as possible.

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For more information about special events, daily activities or to discuss the activity options available to your loved one, if you have an interested association or group we are not currently affiliated with, or if you are an individual interested in volunteering, we would love to hear from you.

Services

Our program provides a little extra help with the activities of daily living for the person who can’t live at home any longer, but does not need nursing home care. Our philosophy is one of maximizing independence while providing necessary assistance. Our home practices the principles of resident choice, autonomy, independence, individuality, and privacy.

Many of our residents move in to relieve the pressures of living alone. How many times do you just not feel like cooking a meal, or is it getting more difficult to remember if you took your medication as the doctor ordered? Summer time brings yard mowing, tree trimming and watering. Winter brings snow, ice and the isolation of staying at home.

The three illnesses that plague nursing homes are loneliness, helplessness and boredom. Through the many inter-generational programs and other activities provided, Windsor Place staff and the community do their best to combat these illnesses and keep the elders healthy.

Making the decision to move into our Assisted Living program takes the pressures out of your life. Residents and their guests are welcome to come and go as they choose.

The best way to get to know a community is by scheduling a tour. See the facilities, meet the staff and residents, and get a feel firsthand what it's like to live at Assisted Living at Windsor Place.