Welcome Home to Silvercrest of Anamosa Residential Care Community 

Silvercrest of Anamosa Senior Living Community is located in a residential corner of Anamosa, Iowa, just off Highway 151.  The community includes 34 residential living residences and 11 Alzheimer's care apartments. Location is always important when choosing a home and Silvercrest of Anamosa Senior Living Community sits just minutes away from shopping, medical offices, banks, and hospitals.  

Our community is designed to provide a beautiful home for our residents, while offering the care and services needed to maintain an active, quality lifestyle.  Our home-like atmosphere allows residents to enjoy the advantages of community living without compromising their individuality, dignity, or privacy. 

Silvercrest of Anamosa Residential Care is professionally managed by Dial Senior Management, Inc. (DSMI) of Omaha, Nebraska.  The goal of Dial Senior Management is to develop and manage exceptional senior living communities with high quality care, services, and amenities for seniors.  Committed to that goal, the staff of Anamosa strives to provide the highest quality of living and personal care while respecting the residents' individual dignity and right to personal choice.  

What is a Residential Care Facility (RCF)? 

A residential care residence is a special combination of housing, personalized support services, and health care designed to meet the needs of your family member's activities of daily living both scheduled and unscheduled. Our goal is to keep residence active, fulfilled, and independent for as long as possible helping to prevent going to a Long Term Nursing Facility.  A residential care facility (RCF) is any facility, place, building, or agency providing for 24 consecutive hours accommodation, board, personal assistance, and other essential living activities to three or more individuals not related to the administrator or owner of the facility.  There persons are unable to properly care for themselves because of illness, disease or physical infirmity, but they do not require the services of a registered or licensed nurse except on an emergency basis.