Bria of Godfrey is a Skilled Nursing Facility community in the Godfrey area.
Integrity Health Care Of Godfrey offers a welcoming environment focused on providing comprehensive care and medical services to its residents. With a robust array of health care services, including 12-16 hour nursing, a 24-hour call system, and supervision, the community ensures that residents receive attentive support around the clock. Assistance with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, and medication management is readily available, catering to both ambulatory and non-ambulatory individuals. This dedication to health and well-being underscores the community's commitment to fostering a safe and nurturing environment.
The community's large size allows for a diverse range of amenities that contribute to an engaging and fulfilling lifestyle. Residents can enjoy the arts room, game room, and library, or take a stroll along the serene walking paths. Fitness and wellness programs are integral to the community, with facilities such as a fitness room, garden, and spa. Scheduled daily activities, movie nights, and music programs offer abundant opportunities for socialization and recreation. The community also provides transportation and parking, enhancing convenience for both residents and their visitors.
Located in a neighborhood that boasts a life expectancy of 79 years and a median income of $74,280, Integrity Health Care Of Godfrey is surrounded by essential amenities. Saint Anthony's Medical Equipment, just 2 miles away, and JCH Medical Group, 3.7 miles away, ensure that medical needs are easily accessible. The nearby Schnucks pharmacy, only 2 miles away, adds to the convenience for residents. For a leisurely outing, Shivers Frozen Custard and Maeva's Coffee provide delightful dining options within a short drive, while the surrounding parks offer peaceful retreats for relaxation.
Despite not being a new construction, Integrity Health Care Of Godfrey is a seasoned community that continues to offer a warm and supportive environment for its residents. With Medicare and Medicaid accepted, it remains a viable option for many seeking quality care and community living.
