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Here at Independence Village of Ames, we spend our time helping residents design and explore the right living options for all of their needs.
From customizing each resident’s care to finding the perfect living style, we’re here to assist with daily tasks like housekeeping, getting ready for the day or even home maintenance. Be a part of a lively community that plans on-site and off-site community events for all to enjoy.
Our community features an array of amenities, including:
At Independence Village, we offer many different dining settings, including private dining rooms, where you can enjoy an intimate meal with family or friends. Or, take advantage of our main dining space where meals are served restaurant-style.
If our residents need a touch-up or some "me-time," they can visit our on-site beauty salon and barbershop. With professional stylists available, residents can treat themselves to a fresh shave or a new haircut.
While exploring the community, stop by our fully-stocked library. Find an old favorite or grab a new read to enjoy within the community or your spacious apartment.
From playing cards with friends to watching the big game on TV, our activity areas are comfortable and accessible to all residents that are ready to connect and make new friendships.
At Independence Village, our Life Enrichment team plans daily, monthly and weekly activities with residents in mind. With a full events calendar, our residents can enjoy some of their favorite hobbies and activities or even pursue a new passion.
We build our culinary experiences around our residents. Crafting menus based on resident feedback, our team serves fresh and inspiring dishes daily.
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To learn more about Independence Village, reach out to one of our Community Specialists. We're here to help you make the right decision for you or a loved one.
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