Charter Senior Living of Godfrey delivers two levels of long-term support: Assisted Living for residents who require help with daily tasks and Memory Care for individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia. Short-term Respite stays are available for those recovering from illness or when caregivers need a break. Clinical oversight extends to diabetes management, and the community coordinates directly with nearby Alton Memorial Hospital to streamline physician visits, lab work, and emergency care.
Day-to-day safety measures include a required visitor sign-in process and campus snow removal to reduce fall risks during winter months. Licensed nursing staff oversee care plans, medication administration, and ongoing assessments, while caregivers trained in dementia techniques provide structured programming for Memory Care residents. On-site resources allow many routine medical needs—ranging from diabetic monitoring to post-hospital rehabilitation—to be handled without the disruption of off-site travel.
Residence options range from studio and efficiency layouts to units that open onto gardens or other outdoor areas. Select apartments are pet friendly and can accommodate large-breed dogs, while parking is available for residents who still drive. Utilities—water, sewer, trash, and electric or gas—are included in the monthly rate in many units, and Wi-Fi hotspots cover common areas. Not all apartments offer every feature, so prospective residents should confirm the specifics during a tour.
Dining follows a health-focused model. Three daily meals are prepared on site with options that accommodate low-sugar, low-sodium, gluten-free, kosher, and vegetarian preferences. Snacks and beverages are stocked throughout the day, and therapeutic diets are coordinated with the nursing team for residents who have physician-ordered nutritional guidelines.
Residents have access to an activity center, a library and computer lounge, and a calendar filled with social outings, happy hours, wellness programs, trivia, bingo, live entertainment, and game or movie nights. These services are designed to support social engagement and cognitive health while giving residents multiple opportunities each day to remain active.