Chapman Valley Manor

Chapman Valley Manor sits at PO Box 219, 1009 N Marshall in Chapman, Kansas, and it's a fully licensed senior living community run under the guidance of Bonny Hicks and Amanda Jeardoe. The place has 42 licensed beds, accepts Medicare and Medicaid, and gets a 3-star rating from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, while many in town give it a higher score, usually 9.2 out of 10. People living there have different choices for care including independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care, and continuing care retirement community options, letting folks age in place and change the kind of help they get when needed. Chapman Valley Manor has skilled nursing that offers round-the-clock care along with things like wound care, speech, occupational, and physical therapy, plus rehabilitation when it's needed after an injury or illness, so folks can recover and feel better over time. The memory care side has supervised and secure spaces for seniors with Alzheimer's or other types of dementia, providing 24-hour support, safe wandering areas, activities that help memory, and special programs for engagement and comfort. The assisted living section gives a hand with things like bathing, getting dressed, transferring, laundry, housekeeping, meals-including diets for diabetes or allergies-and has restaurant-style dining all day, plus medication management and full supervision when someone needs it. People who are more independent get a maintenance-free home with extras like resort-style amenities, social events, outdoor gardens, walking paths, and even a community arts room. There are many room layouts, including furnished studios, short-term stay rooms, and a home-like feel, and the building itself has an emergency alert system in case there's trouble, and rooms safe for people who need non-ambulatory care. For residents who like activities, there are movie nights, arts and crafts, group exercises, and chances to take part in resident-run or community events. Chapman Valley Manor offers specialized women's clothing and footwear with designs like open backs, side openings, elastic waistbands, and items made especially for folks who use wheelchairs or need extra help, with assistance with dressing available, so people stay comfortable and are able to choose what works best for them. For families who need support during the day, adult day care services are offered, and there's respite care when caregivers need a short break. Dedicated staff stays on-site all day and all night, ready to help as needed, and transportation services make sure residents get to medical appointments or run errands. The focus always remains on comfort, health, and helping each person live as independently as possible while giving them the right level of support.