A Simpler, Lighter Way to Live at Off Broadway Assisted & Independent Living

Margaret didn’t think she was ready to move.

Her house was full of memories. The kitchen table still had the scratch marks from years of family dinners. The spare bedroom held boxes she kept meaning to go through.

But lately, the stairs felt steeper.
The yard work took longer.
Cooking every night felt like more of a chore than a joy.

She didn’t want “help.”
She just wanted life to feel easier.

So one afternoon, she stopped by Off Broadway “just to look.”

What surprised her wasn’t the apartments.

It was the laughter.

A group of neighbors sat together with coffee, talking like old friends. Someone waved her over. Another asked if she was coming to bingo that night. Down the hall, the smell of lunch drifted out of the dining room.

It didn’t feel like a facility.

It felt like life.

Independent Living at Off Broadway is designed for moments exactly like that — when you’re not looking to give up your independence, just the stress that comes with maintaining a home.

No more mowing.
No more shoveling snow.
No more worrying about repairs.

Just a comfortable space that’s yours, with the freedom to spend your day however you choose.

Some residents cook in their own kitchens.
Some join friends in the dining room with our optional meal plans.
Some do both, depending on the day.

Because real life isn’t one-size-fits-all.

And now, with new lower rates for Independent Living, making the move is more attainable than ever.

It’s not about changing your lifestyle.
It’s about supporting it.

You keep your independence — we simply take care of the rest.

What many families appreciate most, though, is something you can’t see on a price sheet.

Peace of mind.

When you move into Off Broadway, you’re not just choosing today — you’re planning for tomorrow, too.

If your needs ever change, you don’t have to start over somewhere new. You can easily transition into Assisted Living right here, surrounded by the same neighbors, the same staff, the same familiar place.

No big moves.
No hard goodbyes.
No uncertainty.

Just continued care, when you need it.

A few weeks after her tour, Margaret made the move.

Now her mornings start slower. Sometimes she joins friends for breakfast. Sometimes she reads by the window. On Wednesdays she plays cards. On Fridays she never misses dessert night.

And every so often she says the same thing:

“I should have done this sooner.”

If you or someone you love is ready for fewer responsibilities, more connection, and a community that grows with you, we’d love to show you around.

Come visit. Have lunch with us. Meet the neighbors.

You might just find that lighter, easier chapter you’ve been hoping for.

Call (308) 872-2522 to schedule a tour.