St Catherine Laboure Manor

St Catherine Laboure Manor, part of Riverside Post Acute, offers many care options-assisted living, memory care, long-term care, short-term rehab, and respite care, with special programs like the Family Matters Program and urgent SNF™ for skilled nursing needs. The staff assists with bathing, dressing, transfers, medication management, and daily living, with a 12-16 hour nursing service and a 24-hour call system for support, and clinical services for medical needs, care navigation, and subacute rehab for those who need extra help getting better after a hospital stay, with a goal to help folks regain as much independence as they can. Residents live in fully furnished rooms with air conditioning, cable TV, private bathrooms, kitchenettes, telephones, Wi-Fi, and housekeeping, with laundry, linen service, and move-in help, and there's a warm, homey feel made to be comfortable and supportive. The dining room serves meals restaurant-style, with special diets for diabetes and other needs, all-day dining, allergy-sensitive items, and options for those with dietary restrictions. There's a fitness room and wellness programs, plus a wellness center, so anyone can join fitness classes or use the equipment at their own pace. Community life includes scheduled activities, trips, resident-led clubs, and community-sponsored events, along with arts and crafts, games, movies, a library, a beauty salon, a gaming room, computer center, and outdoor gardens and walking paths for fresh air. There are services like transportation for non-medical outings, parking, housekeeping, concierge, dry cleaning, and family support. The emergency alert system and 24-hour call system add peace of mind, and there's always someone nearby if help's needed. Independent living options are available for those who want resort-style features, social activities, and a maintenance-free lifestyle, with extra help if it's ever wanted. The Manor accepts Medicaid and Medicare, which helps many families manage costs. Everything's built for comfort, care, and helping folks feel at home, in a community that pays attention to both medical needs and ways to keep bodies and minds active.