Listing built from public records. Details not yet confirmed by the community.
In August 1988, the Salvation Army transferred ownership of Booth Towers to Marion Unity Apartments, Inc. (MUA). This 98-unit Section 202 high-rise for the elderly and persons with disabilities offers a large multi-purpose room and four activity rooms, which provide space for many socially stimulating activities for residents. Marion's Service Coordinator links residents with local organizations to provide personal care, homemaker services, and other vital resources so they can live independently. The project was constructed in 1983 for 4.4 million dollars.
Help with daily activities (bathing, medication, dressing) while preserving as much independence as possible.
Secured, specialized environment for residents living with Alzheimer's, dementia, or cognitive change.
Caregivers come to the resident, support with daily tasks without leaving home.
Short-term stays, typically 1–4 weeks, for recovery or caregiver relief.
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