Cottages Of Lake St Louis

Our Services and Commitments

We have RN, LPN, CNA, and support staff. We conduct a skills day twice a year for continuing education, in addition to monthly online courses, to ensure our team is always at the forefront of care practices.

Ensuring the safety and wellbeing of our elders is our number one priority. We maintain an excellent staff to elder ratio, with 2 care partners per 10 elders, ensuring safety and personalized attention.

A dedicated social worker is available to assist elders and their families, ensuring a smooth transition into our care.

Transportation services can be arranged through 360 transport for ease and convenience.

All meals are freshly prepared in each cottage's open concept kitchen and served family style at the dining room table, promoting a warm and communal dining experience.

Feedback and Communication

For any complaints or concerns, please reach out to Valerie, our social worker, or bring it up during the elder’s care plan meeting. These concerns will then be directed to the appropriate leadership member for resolution.

Communication with families, especially regarding rehab updates, is conducted weekly after insurance updates, ensuring all parties are informed. For long-term residents, updates are provided during the care plan meetings, which occur every other month. However, families can contact Valerie or the cottage nurse at any time for updates.

Pricing and Accommodations

The daily rate for our services is $408. This applies to both short-term respite stays and long-term care, with hospice companies benefiting from negotiated rates.

While pets cannot reside permanently, they are welcome to visit, provided we have a copy of their vaccination records.

Although we are currently at full capacity, openings arise frequently, especially given our focus on short-term rehab.

Health and Safety

Elders have the option to receive both COVID and flu vaccinations in-house, ensuring their health and safety.

Our facility supports aging in place, allowing residents to stay in a familiar environment as their needs evolve.