Madonna Manor Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitative Care sits at 85 N Washington St in North Attleboro, MA, where you'll find 129 rooms for seniors who need skilled nursing or help with daily needs, and folks say they've built a tradition for honest, hard work in caring for people there, not shying away from tough cases like the bed-ridden or folks dealing with dementia, Alzheimer's, or chronic illness. Part of the Diocesan Health Facilities group and under the parent organization of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, they run as a non-profit with a focus on the aged and infirm, offering care not just for health but also for emotional and spiritual needs, with a chapel for those who want to attend services and green spaces, pets, and plants meant to lift the spirits and help people feel more engaged day-to-day.
The place has a range of care levels, including short-term rehabilitation after surgery or injury and long-term skilled nursing care for those who need steady help, and you'll see services like adult day care, memory care, hospice, and respite care, plus they've got independent living and residential care home services if that fits better. They have a big team-about 124 people as of 2023-there's occupational, physical, and speech therapy ready when someone needs it, a rehab gym and rehab kitchen for hands-on work, a dedicated palliative care unit for pain management, and even psychiatry services available. The facility takes Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance, and private pay, and their certified beds stay almost full, with 128 of 129 occupied as of the latest count, so there's usually a busy, lived-in feel to the halls.
Staff helps folks with bathing, transfers, dressing, medication, and all those daily needs that can get harder with age, plus there's a 12-16 hour nursing service each day backed up by a 24-hour call system and supervision so people don't have to worry if they need help at any hour. Activities go beyond the basics, too-social outings, wellness classes, family education, spiritual activities, and pets and plants add to the sense of community, and there's even a small market and WiFi internet so residents can stay connected in their own way. Madonna Manor offers care Monday through Saturday from 8 AM to 5 PM, while closed on Sundays, and every program and therapy aims to keep people as healthy and comfortable as possible for as long as possible, focusing on recovery when they can and comfort and dignity always.
Government funding helps keep the place running and they accept donations since they're a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and the ratings run from 1 to 5 stars, so people can look up how the place is doing if they feel curious. With a real focus on serving people who are truly in need-those facing chronic illness, memory loss, or the physical work of healing-Madonna Manor tries to keep care compassionate and practical, striving to make life a little better for every person who calls the place home.
