Stacey Manor sits in Mobile, Alabama, as a senior housing community with 16 private assisted living units where both men and women can find a place, and you'll see it's got shared living spaces along with studio and one-bedroom accommodations, all set up to feel like home so people can bring their own things, and the building's all on one story so it's easier to move around. You'll notice right away that the staff pays attention to the little things, with a registered nurse on call 24 hours and specialized staff taking care of personal needs like bathing, dressing, feeding by spoon, help with walking, and also medication management, incontinence care, and diabetic support, all while providing surgery recovery, respite, hospice, and memory care for folks with dementia, Alzheimer's, or Parkinson's. Folks can take part in regular health screenings, doctor checkups, fall prevention programs, laundry and linen help, plus family support and counseling, and there's awake staff 24/7 ready for anything that might come up.
Meals get cooked right there on-site with farm-to-table dining, menus are easy to read, and snacks are available through the day, plus private dining rooms and a community kitchen for folks who like to cook or just help out. The place smells good with meal prep and you'll find activities happening daily in the communal room, with a full calendar including gardening, a theatre room, exercise and fitness classes, computer time, cards and board games, movie nights, church and chapel services, computer and technology classes, and music. People also spend time in indoor and outdoor common areas like bright porches, a spacious living room, and reading rooms, and there's a hair salon and barber on site along with massage therapy. If you've got pets, they're welcome too.
People find safety taken seriously here with non-slip floors, bathrooms with baths and tubs, wheelchair accessible showers, a 24-hour emergency response, and staff ready to handle anything, plus no smoking allowed inside except where marked. Transportation and resident parking are arranged, with rides to appointments or outings offsite, and visits from physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, podiatrists, nurses, and even doctors or dentists can happen right there. The place is fully licensed and insured by Alabama Public Health, and religious and devotional services take place often, as Stacey Manor follows a Christian-based mission.
There's a unique feel to their care with "Stacey Manor programs" offering tailored support for independent living, memory care, or high acuity needs, and residents get personal service plans updated after assessments, so everything fits the person's needs as they change. Folks can stay short-term for respite care, or longer term for more supported living, with simple, homey rooms and a staff that's known for being friendly and cheerful but also right there if you need to ask something, whether it's scheduled or just comes up. Smoking is allowed in certain areas, and the place is kept comfortable and pleasant, not fancy or overdone, but it has everything needed, with computer access, high-definition TVs, a library, and all the basics covered for a simple, safe, and caring daily life.
