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Confident seniors have a lower risk of cognitive decline, better mental health, and a longer life span. However, our independence can be threatened by inevitable alterations to our health, mobility, and cognition. Assisted living communities help seniors keep their independence by providing resident-directed care in a setting that reduces isolation and maximizes personal freedom while still providing necessary assistance, allowing them to enjoy a fulfilling retirement.

Mountain Plaza Assisted Living & Memory Care is ready to help you and your family care for a loved one experiencing Alzheimer's disease or another form of dementia.

Mountain Plaza Assisted Living & Memory Care has everything you need to make the most of your golden years, from assistance with personal care and medication management to high-quality meals.

For many families, transitioning to assisted living is a difficult task. You want to ensure that you or a loved one is adequately cared for, as well as a community that shares similar values and lifestyle. Mountain Plaza Assisted Living is a welcoming assisted living and memory care community where you or your loved one can enjoy their golden years to the fullest.

Seniors that are considering settling down in Wyoming are in luck - there are an abundance of pros when it comes to living in "The Cowboy State."

At Mountain Plaza Assisted Living, residents can enjoy their independence while the care and support of professionally trained staff when they need it. Mountain Plaza Casper WY’s top of the line assisted living and memory care community meets all state standards to be licensed by the Wyoming Department of Health. Mountain Plaza’s wellness programs can be administered by registered nurses, so residents and their families can rest knowing their loved ones are well-cared for.

Looking to make a move? Whether you are a Wyoming native or moving here from out of state, Mountain Plaza Casper WY is here to help you thrive in this new season of life!

Medicare has extended and added certain benefits for the upcoming enrollment period, October 15 to December 7. Two-thirds of Medicare beneficiaries have more than one chronic condition. The most common conditions/diseases are cancer, diabetes, heart, lung, and kidney disease.

The HHS, or the Department of Health and Human Services, announced on September 10 that it is releasing $25.5 billion in funding for health care providers, including assisted living providers, who the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted. Applications for funds will be taken starting September 29. Also included in eligibility will be assisted living providers included in the PRF allocation.

Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia are likely to cause a change in sleeping patterns, causing people to wake up more frequently in the night and have difficulties falling back asleep. Sleep problems are a result of changes in the brain and impact a person's overall sleep cycle. However, a lack of sleep earlier in life may be to blame.