Miller's Merry Manor

Miller's Merry Manor in Walkerton, Indiana, has provided senior care since 1964 and folks will find it's an employee-owned facility that focuses on skilled nursing, rehab, assisted living, independent living, and memory care services all under one roof, so you see many different types of care for people as their needs change, and they've got 107 licensed beds with 15 private suites if you're after a bit more privacy. The place is Medicare-approved, with 24-hour nurse coverage, and whether you need short-term help after surgery or you're looking for long-term residency, you can find both private and comfortable shared rooms, with emergency call systems and your own bathroom in the private ones, plus beds and warm lighting to make things feel homier, and if you just need a respite or adult day care, they do that too, offering things like nutritious meals, medication reminders, activities, and even some exercise during the day. Meals come restaurant-style three times daily, with linens and flowers on the tables, while guests can socialize in the residents' lounge, join in recreational or religious activities, get their hair done at the beauty and barber shop, and even hitch a ride on the wheelchair-accessible van for medical appointments or social outings. There's advanced therapy, using things like ultrasound and e-stem, and therapists help out with physical, occupational, and speech therapy after orthopedic, cardiovascular, and neurological surgeries-people stay as short-term guests or as long-term residents, and both outpatient and inpatient care are available. Memory care is there for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, but it's usually more costly, and they accept Medicaid and Medicare for folks needing extra help with payments. The building stays clean with housekeeping and laundry services, plus there's laundry for independent folks, and support for bathing, dressing, medication management, and general healthcare needs if you need extra help, since they've got both apartment-style living and some single-family style homes for active seniors usually 55 and up, and the rooms have simple comforts meant to be easy for all. People can also access respite stays, hospice care, and rehabilitation for the long term or after surgery, and guests spend their time in common areas with inviting decor, beverage and guest spots for worship or quiet moments, and activities planned to keep life engaging, whether it's just relaxing with coffee, joining a community outing, or receiving advanced therapy using the latest treatments.