Meridian Villa

Meridian Villa is a small residential care elderly home with six licensed beds, so residents live in a quiet, personal setting in a regular neighborhood rather than a large building, which helps make it feel more comfortable and home-like, and the staff include CNA/NAR, HCA/HHA, Med Tech, and an RN available around the clock. The facility offers long-term, non-acute care for seniors, with assisted living services for people age 60 and older, and the staff can help with things like dressing, bathing, transfers, toileting, incontinence, feeding, and medication management, and they're set up to work with residents who use canes, walkers, or wheelchairs, and even provide non-ambulatory care if needed. Residents have scheduled meals, and the dining room can handle special dietary needs, including diabetic, cardiac, kosher, or allergy-sensitive diets, and meal prep and service are included for everyone. Furnished rooms are available, in both private and shared options, and folks can bring their own furniture if they want, plus there's an activity calendar, a computer area in the common room, and a community dining area where people can gather together. Safety's important here, so there are handrails in the hallways and bathrooms, a locked medicine room, and an emergency alert system, with 24-hour supervision for all residents. The place supports social and emotional engagement, offering group activities and encouraging folks to interact, although the specifics about what all they do aren't listed, and there's some transportation for outings or appointments, with a set fee, but the details on that aren't public. Meridian Villa accepts different payment methods, including cash, credit card, private pay, long-term care insurance, and VA benefits, and it can provide financial assistance and accepts some insurance options, but Medicare isn't accepted unless the place is certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. Staff go through background checks, and the facility keeps a daytime staff-to-resident ratio to make sure people get attention, though that exact number isn't specified, and they update each resident's care plan regularly. They also work with outside home health companies and hospice if extra support's needed, provide both occupational and physical therapy, and help with move-in arrangements. Meridian Villa takes pride in being able to help seniors with a range of needs, whether it's daily living tasks, memory care, or more specialized medical support, all in a small, supportive community setting designed to offer peace of mind for families.