HallMar Village is a senior living community in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, operated as a joint ministry of Mercy Medical Center and Presbyterian Homes & Services. The community offers independent living, assisted living, and memory care apartment homes, as well as long term care suites, allowing residents to move between levels of care as their needs change.
The community is directly connected to the Chris & Suzy DeWolf Family Innovation Center for Aging & Dementia of Mercy, a resource created to serve older adults and adults living with chronic conditions such as dementia, Parkinson's, and cancer, as well as their caregivers. HallMar Village is described as the only known senior living community in the United States with this kind of direct connection to an innovation center.
HallMar Village sits on 42 acres of greenspace on the north edge of Cedar Rapids. Residents have access to maintenance-free living along with amenities including instructor-led wellness classes, a private fitness center, a heated pool for lap swimming, a dedicated art space, a woodshop, and a private movie theater. Social activities such as card games and live performances are part of community life.
Residents can also take part in on-site worship services or visit area churches, reflecting the faith-based mission of Presbyterian Homes & Services. As a nonprofit organization, PHS states that Christian ministry is central to its work while welcoming all faiths and valuing diversity.
Located in Cedar Rapids, HallMar Village offers proximity to the city's dining, shopping, and entertainment options, giving residents access to community life beyond the campus while remaining close to family.