Chapters Living of Council Bluffs

Chapters Living of Council Bluffs provides compassionate, nonprofit skilled nursing care at 3000 Risen Son Blvd in the heart of Council Bluffs, Iowa. As a nonprofit corporation, Chapters Living is guided by a mission-driven philosophy that places the dignity, comfort, and clinical well-being of every resident above all else. Families can feel confident that decisions about care are rooted in purpose rather than profit. Council Bluffs sits along the Missouri River directly across from Omaha, Nebraska, offering residents and their families access to a remarkably robust network of services for a community its size. CHI Health Mercy Council Bluffs and Methodist Jennie Edmundson Hospital are both within easy reach, providing residents and families peace of mind knowing that advanced medical care is close by. The proximity to the greater Omaha metro — just minutes across the Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge — further expands access to specialty physicians, cultural attractions, and family-friendly amenities. For families visiting their loved ones, Council Bluffs offers a welcoming and livable environment. Tom Hanafan River's Edge Park along the Missouri River provides beautiful outdoor space for gentle walks and family gatherings, while Bayliss Park in the city's historic downtown offers green space and community events year-round. The Western Historic Trails Center and RailsWest Railroad Museum give the area a rich sense of place and history that many seniors and their families enjoy exploring together. Shopping and dining are equally convenient. The Council Bluffs area features a range of retail options, and the short drive into Omaha opens up destinations like Westroads Mall and a wide variety of restaurants. Whether families are looking for a quiet meal together after a visit or need to run errands nearby, everything is accessible. At Chapters Living of Council Bluffs, skilled nursing care is delivered by a dedicated team focused on rehabilitation, chronic disease management, and post-acute recovery. The community's nonprofit status reflects a longstanding commitment to serving seniors with integrity, respect, and a genuine spirit of care.