Majestic Care of Sheridan

Majestic Care of Sheridan sits at 803 S Hamilton St and is a nursing home that feels homey and comfortable, with a country-quaint atmosphere and spaces that stay clean and well-kept, so residents have a pleasant place to live, and visitors often notice there are friendly, trained staff around-these care team members handle 24-hour skilled nursing and create care plans for each resident's needs and health concerns, so everyone gets the kind of help that fits their situation, from long-term care for daily needs and medications to short-term rehab after surgery or injury, and even hospice care for comfort in the final stages of life. People use the private living spaces that have internet and cable TV, and everyone can spend time in the many shared areas that stay open for residents all day and night, while staff prepare meals each day that respect health needs and personal tastes. There are on-site physical, occupational, and speech therapies, both for those living at the facility and as outpatient services for the community, and the therapy department pays close attention to what each person needs, working with those trying to heal from injury or wanting to keep their independence. There's a strong focus on Alzheimer's and dementia care with special programs, and they've got behavioral health services, mental health coaching, support groups, and even pharmacogenetic testing to help figure out what medicine will work best. Activities happen on-site every week, and residents can join social events, enjoy programming tailored to their interests, or take transportation trips for errands and leisure. The facility gives families a break with respite care, and supports caregivers through tough times. Majestic Care of Sheridan belongs to a network of Majestic Care Communities-some of them have special names like Deming Park, Jefferson Pointe, and Carmel Assisted Living-and there are 80 beds available for residents here, so it's a mid-sized place where people can settle in and make themselves at home. Reviews give it an average score of 3.7 from 9 people, and families notice the home-like, person-centered approach that doesn't feel overwhelming but tries to make each day easier, safer, and more comfortable for folks who need assistance.