Frederick Street Manor

Frederick Street Manor, located in Cape Girardeau, MO, is an assisted living facility that feels much like a retirement home, where folks can get the help they need and still keep their independence when possible, and you'll find private residential houses that usually have no more than ten people living together, and the staff helps out with things like personal care, basic housekeeping, and setting up group meals so people can eat together instead of alone, and the place comes with options for independent living, assisted living, memory care, and even skilled nursing for those who need more help, and people who live there get help with daily things like bathing, dressing, eating, medication management, moving in and out of bed, and dealing with incontinence, and everyone's got access to all-day, restaurant-style dining, whether they're on a regular, diabetic, or allergy-sensitive diet, and they cook fresh meals thanks to chefs and meal planners, and both shared and private suites are available, already furnished with things like telephones and comfortable living spaces, and you'll find a barber or salon, walking paths, a garden, a little library, and a bunch of places to sit together in the common areas, and for fun there are art classes, movie nights, outings, and even some resident-run activities, so people can keep active and make friends, and the staff is around day and night for non-medical help and emergencies, and the whole place is wheelchair accessible, with lifts and hands-on help for transfers for folks who have trouble getting around, and there's also an emergency alert system and a 24-hour call system to keep everyone safe, and they do laundry and even dry cleaning, and take care of transportation for doctor visits or trips to town, and the main goal here is to give seniors a warm, homelike atmosphere, where they get the care and support they need and can have a good quality of life, and folks call Frederick Street Manor an Adult Foster Home, Personal Care Home, or Assisted Living Home depending on which state, but in every case, it means personalized help, long-term care, memory support, and a friendly place with chances to be social and active, with 32 licensed beds for folks needing non-acute, everyday support.