Manteno Springs

Manteno Springs has been serving seniors since 1996, and it's been licensed for assisted living since 2001, started by a physician who wanted a comfortable place for people needing different levels of support, so there's independent living and assisted living, plus rooms that can be private or shared, all in a family-like atmosphere with high ceilings and sunny, open spaces, and there's always someone around to help with things like bathing, dressing, transfers, medication management, incontinence care, and even diabetes care, and whenever someone needs two-person transfer assistance or non-ambulatory care, there's staff trained to handle that, while certified caregivers and nurses are on duty 24/7 making sure everybody's safe with constant supervision, emergency call systems, and a secure environment for peace of mind. Residents here get a personalized care plan, with services matched to what they need, and these are checked on often so changes happen when someone's needs change, and if someone wants spiritual support there's chaplain and devotional services, and for folks with Alzheimer's or dementia, there are special programs with structure and safe activities. People have outings and rides to appointments through transportation services, and if someone just wants a short stay for respite care, that's available too. Meals are home-style, served three times a day, with snacks and drinks anytime, and everything can be made for special diets, plus someone will help with meal prep or reminders if a resident needs it. Housekeeping takes care of laundry, linen changes, and even maintenance-utilities like heat, water, and electricity are just included so no one has to worry. There are lots of daily activities, from fitness and exercise to cultural events, music, and classes, all set up by staff, and friends can join small or big groups in indoor or outdoor common areas, even a beauty shop with mobile stylists, a spa, and a sauna are on site. Residents who're in wheelchairs have full access everywhere, and every space is designed for comfort and safety. People can choose to eat in private or with others in shared dining rooms, and help is always nearby for grooming, bathing, changing clothes, and getting around. Wellness programs include physical, occupational, and speech therapy, so folks who need a little extra help with mobility or getting better after an illness don't have to leave; everything's here. The staff is experienced and aims to support each person's independence and dignity-no matter the level of care-and everyone tries hard to make residents feel comfortable, supported, and valued, and every day, there's a mix of social, recreational, and wellness options to help people stay active, engaged, and feel right at home.