Cobblestone Manor sits over at 208 Cobblestone Dr in Spring Hill, Florida, right in Hernando County, and what you'll find there is a small, comfortable assisted living community with fifteen beds for seniors who want some help with daily life, and they do a lot there to keep everyone comfortable, safe, and cared for, whether someone needs help with dressing, medication, or even things like Foley catheter or colostomy care. They give folks the choice of private or semi-private rooms, and the residents get to bring their own favorite things from home to decorate their space so it feels more familiar. The staff keeps an eye on safety, with a secure system in place and a nurse on site around the clock, and there's always someone nearby to help, whether it's one of the caregivers or the nurse or the wellness team. Cobblestone Manor offers assisted living, independent living, memory care for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, and also Limited Nursing Services, which means they can give a pretty good amount of advanced medical care, and they even accept Medicaid, which can be helpful for a lot of families.
They provide laundry service every day, keep the clothes and bedding fresh, and serve home-cooked meals that can be catered to specific diets when needed, like diabetic or therapeutic options. The dining rooms are big, with large tables where people can gather together, and the grounds outside are pretty and well kept, where folks can sit for some fresh air. Residents always have something to do, whether it's arts and crafts, group activities, outings, or social gatherings to keep minds and bodies active, and for those who need memory care, they make sure there are secure areas, plenty of support, and activities focused on mental engagement. The home has a family-like feel, where respect, kindness, and compassion matter; that's something the Mariner Palms team, who runs the place, talks about a lot, and it shows up in how they treat people with dignity and concern.
There are services for respite stays if someone needs a short-term spot, and they also have hospice care for those who need comfort and support at the end of life. Physical therapy and diabetes management are done there, along with on-site physician visits, so folks don't have to travel for basic medical needs. The community offers both English and Spanish services, which comes in handy for many families in the area, and anyone who's interested in getting a feel for the place can arrange to take a tour, see the rooms, walk the grounds, and meet some of the staff and residents before making a choice. People say it feels homelike, with attentive staff, and a real sense that each person matters.
