Magnolia Manor sits at 2255 Frederica Rd. and folks who've been there say the large windows let in a lot of natural light, which makes the place a bit brighter and homier, and there are outdoor areas where residents can spend time or enjoy some fresh air if they want, and you'll find things like a well-stocked library, a cozy family room, and balconies in the common areas that come furnished so people can sit and visit easily. The community offers different housing choices, so folks with different needs-whether they're independent and active or need more support-can find something that fits, and there are age-restricted residences for those who want an active lifestyle with some privacy, along with assisted living, catered living, memory care, skilled nursing, supportive housing, rehab care, and even hospice and respite options if that's needed as folks' health changes, plus programs that let residents age in place if they wish. Magnolia Manor has a dedicated staff that manages daily chores like laundry and maintenance, so seniors don't have to worry about all that, and the healthcare services cover everything from basics to nursing care, memory care for Alzheimer's and dementia, and therapy with supervision from trained medical staff, and they're known for bringing in different support services, too.
Meals are provided and can be adjusted for each resident's health needs and food likes, and there's an on-site café or bistro, a beautician so folks can keep up with haircuts, and devotional services both on and off campus. For those who like to get out or need rides, complimentary transportation and parking are part of the deal, and there's a steady schedule of social, educational, and entertainment activities-plenty onsite and sometimes offsite, all intended to help seniors stay engaged and keep up quality of life. Magnolia Manor offers counseling, a visitor guide, specials, webcams for families to check in, a blog, and has photo and video galleries with virtual tours so people can see what it's like before coming. They're a not-for-profit faith-based group with a history going back to 1959 as a charitable 501(c)(3) organization. They help with long-term care decisions, family caregiving, and there are resources around Long-term Care Insurance for folks that might be sorting that out. Reviews average about 3.3 out of 13 ratings, and while the feedback varies, the facility sticks to its mission serving senior adults on St. Simons Island in a supportive environment where care plans are personalized and services are structured for different health and lifestyle needs.
