ClaRu DeVille Nursing Center in Fredericktown, Missouri, sits on Spruce Street and offers care for people with disabilities, illnesses, or those needing help after a hospital stay, surgery, or with ongoing health problems, and the place can care for up to 90 residents, though in June 2025, 16 beds will be open for new people. The center provides a range of living options including independent living, assisted living, care homes, respite care for short stays, nursing home care, as well as special memory care for dementia and Alzheimer's, so folks can pick the support they really need for their stage of life. Residents receive help with medicine, bathing, dressing, transfers, and all daily living activities, and when someone needs more, they get skilled nursing care under a doctor's supervision, and there's physical, occupational, and speech therapy on-site, plus the staff watch over everyone around the clock with a 24-hour call system.
People can see what daily life's like by joining a tour where they can meet folks living and working there, walk through community spaces, and see the amenities which include private rooms with bathrooms, kitchenettes, cable TV, phones, air conditioning, and high-speed Wi-Fi. The center is clean and comfy, set up with both a business room and a fitness room, and there's a lively calendar of activities such as movie nights, art classes, game nights, resident-run programs, and fitness or wellness sessions, so everyone stays involved, and if someone likes quiet time, there's a library or arts room and garden paths outside for fresh air and walks through landscaped grounds. Dining happens in a community room with meals by a professional chef, who can make special meals for allergies and diabetes, and families can even coordinate moves and get support from the staff. There's regular housekeeping and laundry service, transportation for outings or appointments, and safe parking.
ClaRu DeVille Nursing Center takes both Medicare and Medicaid, and offers palliative and hospice support for those who need comfort care, so people can trust their needs are respected whether they're recovering or staying long-term, with a focus on treating everyone with dignity and knowing what makes each person unique. Ongoing updates aim to keep things safe and pleasant, and people interested in a job or learning more can call for information or set up a tour, and there's even a way to take a virtual look at the facility online if coming in isn't easy. This care community welcomes people looking for a supportive, supervised place for senior care and memory care, where each person can maintain as much well-being as possible.
