Nightingale Manor

Nightingale Manor is an assisted living facility with 30 licensed beds and the state license number 4687, and it is also licensed by the State. The place has studio apartments where staff help with housekeeping, laundry, and even moving residents from beds to wheelchairs if they need it, and staff are around 24 hours a day for emergencies or help with daily needs like eating, bathing, dressing, or walking. Families can visit the warm, inviting common areas, and residents often spend time outside in landscaped gardens or inside with games and hobbies, plus there's a regular schedule of offsite field trips and outings. Three meals and snacks get served every day in the community dining room, and the food's designed to be nutritious, and there's also pharmaceutical service and 24-hour nurse assistance for folks who need medicine help. Residents with diabetes can get insulin monitoring, and those with memory needs like Alzheimer's can receive extra care in a safe setting, and staff also assist with incontinence and non-ambulatory care. Health and wellness programs, different therapies like physical, occupational, and speech, and transportation are provided for medical appointments or activities. Caregivers make personalized care plans, so residents get help where it's needed, from managing medicine to dressing or hygiene. Games, movement activities, outings to local attractions, and devotional activities help keep everyone active and social. When people come for a tour, both staff and residents can talk with them. There are facility reports, consumer guides, glossary definitions, and information about legal actions by owners if anyone wants to look those up. Nightingale Manor has an emergency power plan in place, and requests for changes in data always get sent in writing to the AHCA licensing office according to rules. The culture around here is known to be friendly and helpful, so seniors can settle in to daily life with the right support and care.