ManorCare Health Services-Wilmington offers senior care with a focus on safety, health, and comfort, and what you see here is a place where people help with daily activities around the clock, and there's always staff like licensed nurses, medical practitioners, nursing assistants, and physical therapists on hand to support different medical needs. They help with moving around, getting to the doctor, and taking medicine the right way, and what you notice is that they work out care plans for each person within a week after they arrive, making sure everything fits that resident's health and personal needs. The buildings have locked and protected areas, especially for seniors who might wander, so folks with dementia or memory concerns have a safer setting, and they keep an eye on infections to make sure things stay under control. They offer both short-term rehabilitation and long-term nursing care, and they're known for helping people recover after hospital stays as gently as possible, with services from physical therapy to speech and occupational therapy, as well as respiratory help when needed.
Residents can have private or shared rooms with bathrooms, air conditioning, cable TV, phone, high-speed internet, and Wi-Fi, and the place also comes with things like housekeeping, laundry, and moving-in help. People can join in with activities in rooms like the game room, movie theater, library, or do crafts and gardening, and there are programs for exercise, music, or just relaxing. Dining is set up with all-day or restaurant-style meals, and staff pay attention to special diets, whether for diabetes, allergies, or other needs, and meals are served in a way that's easy for residents to manage.
They run a safe, controlled place for people needing more help, and they make sure medical and personal records stay private, with social workers available to support families too. The nursing care hours spread out to about 0.88 hours for RNs, 0.93 for LPNs, and just over 2 for nursing assistants, and there's always a 24-hour call system and supervision, so help is there when it's needed. This for-profit facility has 138 certified beds and can hold almost as many residents, and it's often close to full. There are social and wellness programs, outdoor areas for walking, and everything is set up to encourage independence without leaving folks feeling alone, and that feeling of being welcome keeps people comfortable. ManorCare Health Services-Wilmington is managed by HCR ManorCare, with staff like Ms. Julie Beckert as Vice President, Ms. Audrey Warner for accounts, and Ms. Jason Richardson as the Administrator. This senior living community is not in a hospital, and it accepts both Medicare and Medicaid, with services aimed at keeping older adults active, supported, and safe, whether they stay for a short time or live here long-term.
