Meander down beautiful walking paths around centuries-old trees and lush green spaces. Among the 200 acres and stunning pond sits the Heritage at Lowman, a non-profit ministry aimed at providing older adults an independent and supportive community that cares for them throughout the aging process.
As a CCRC, Continuing Care Retirement Community, the Heritage at Lowman offers residents retirement options that fit their needs and lifestyle such as independent living, assisted living, memory support, rehabilitation, long-term care, BeWell Home Services, BeWell@Home, and Lutheran Hospice.
Maintain your freedom and independence while adding more variety in your life. The Heritage at Lowman's independent living residents can engage their minds, bodies, and souls with numerous activities, services, and amenities right on campus. We welcome you to take a closer look at the fun, free lifestyle awaiting you at the Heritage at Lowman.
Posted on September 18, 2025 - The National Council on Aging recognizes Sept. 22-26 as Falls Prevention Awareness Week, a time to call awareness to the risk of falls for older adults. First, let’s acknowledge that anybody can fall. But for older adults, falls can cause serious injuries that can lead to even more health problems. For example, a broken hip could lead to surgery and hospitalization. That in turn could reduce the patient’s confidence in moving during everyday activities, ultimately leading to isolation, depression, and a sedentary lifestyle. The costs associated with treating injuries caused by falls among older adults is projected to increase to more than $100 billion. For the health of our elders and the greater community, fall prevention should be everybody’s business.