Belmont Manor Nursing & Rehabilitation Center sits in Belmont, Massachusetts, in a three-story building with 135 beds, and has been family owned and run since 1967, offering both short and long-term care. The center gives people options for private or two-bed rooms, each with features like kitchens or kitchenettes, washers and dryers, cable TV, sprinkler systems, and safety or handicap features, and staff look after room maintenance for added comfort. The facility has a dining room with dietitian-approved meals, including options to suit special diets, plus nice common spaces like upscale dining areas, a landscaped patio, and lots of seating for visitors and residents. Folks can use guest parking or public transportation to get there, and there's a big parking lot. There's also WiFi, cable TV, and telephone service.
The center gives people a choice to book a tour in person or do a virtual visit, and initial care assessments are available so families can plan for what residents need. Staff help with dressing, grooming, bathing, toileting, laundry, and other personal care. The nursing team, aides, registered nurses, and therapists are on hand for those who need skilled nursing care, wound treatment, medication support, physical, occupational, and speech therapy, plus extra help like podiatry, ophthalmology, audiology, dental services, and help with managing diabetes or wounds. An Alzheimer's Special Care Unit with 32 beds looks after people with memory loss and other forms of dementia, giving 24-hour care, while respite care is also available for those who need a short-term stay.
Residents can join in exercise programs, game and activity rooms, arts and crafts, religious services, fitness center exercises, social and recreational activities, the Belmont Garden Club for making seasonal floral designs, and private birthday parties, or can use the salon and barbershop for beauty services. The center serves all meals, does housekeeping and laundry, provides transportation, handles dry cleaning, and welcomes visitors any time with no set visiting hours.
The place is Medicaid and Medicare certified and takes long-term care insurance. Safety is taken seriously, with regulatory efforts, infection prevention programs like the Sepsis Smart initiative, and practices that try to lower falls, reduce use of antipsychotics, and support end-of-life care. There's a team with roles like Director of Technology and Facilities, Registered Nurse, Occupational Therapist, and a Director of Marketing and Admissions all focused on care and safety. Belmont Manor stays active in programs and committees about senior care and runs training programs, educational webinars, and advocacy efforts for quality care and better staff wages. There's also lots of information for families, including newsletters and guides for picking care options.
Belmont Manor Nursing & Rehabilitation Center has served the Belmont community for many years, providing both medical and daily living support with a wide range of services, activities, and safety measures aimed at helping residents live as comfortably as possible.
