New Mercys Care sits in Midway, Florida, about 8.3 miles outside Quincy, and offers a small, home-like setting with only 5 beds, which makes it easier for residents to get to know one another and for staff to give personal care. The facility offers several living options, including independent senior apartments and studio room layouts, so folks can choose what suits them best, and there are private spaces or bedrooms if someone wants a bit more privacy, and some rooms even have a kitchenette, which is nice for people who want to stay a little independent. Residents get help with daily things like bathing, dressing, medication management, and personal care, and there's always staff around, 24 hours a day, for supervision and emergencies.
New Mercys Care provides a wide range of care services under one roof, like assisted living, skilled nursing, short-term rehab, home health services brought right to a resident's room, and special memory care in a secure and safe environment, including staff trained in dementia and Alzheimer's. There's a secure outdoor area for memory care residents and alerts for when someone might try to leave, which helps keep everyone safe, and the facility offers non-ambulatory care for people who need extra help moving around. Meal service is provided, with accommodations for allergies and diabetes, and the dining room is a central spot for eating together. Laundry and housekeeping are also included, so residents don't have to worry about chores, and move-in coordination helps new residents settle in.
Community life is important, so New Mercys Care sets up social and recreational activities, movie nights, religious gatherings, and community-sponsored events to bring everyone together. There's transportation available for shopping, medical visits, and local events, plus parking for those who need it. Outside, residents can use walking paths and a garden to enjoy fresh air, while inside, common spaces and furnished rooms offer comfort. The emergency alert system and round-the-clock staff help ensure safety. Staff work with outside healthcare providers to make sure residents' medical needs are met, and health care teams focus on each person's well-being by offering tailored support.
New Mercys Care, licensed under number 13159, follows Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity guidelines and aims to support seniors' independence while giving the right level of care and company.
