Moore-Few Care Center sits at 901 S Adams St in Nevada, Missouri, and it's been helping local seniors for 47 years now, offering a warm place where people can get skilled nursing and long-term care, and you'll see 108 beds with room for up to 108 residents, though right now there are about 75 living there, which makes it not too crowded and still lively. The building's had some recent renovations so the surroundings feel modern, and residents get their meals provided, join social and spiritual activities, take part in things like bingo, TV and movie nights, live entertainment, exercise, yoga, stretching, and even off-site field trips if they want a change of scenery. Moore-Few Care Center, for those who need help with daily tasks, gives personal care assistance and medication management, while there's always registered nurses, certified medication technicians, restorative aides, and nursing assistants around every hour of the day for emergencies or extra support, and you can count on their Director of Nursing, Alisha Pryor, and a friendly staff to handle medical supervision, wound care, and pain management.
You find that Moore Few is close to Nevada Regional Medical Center and local pharmacies, so it's handy for doctor appointments and prescriptions, and the property itself includes things like communal dining rooms so no one has to eat alone, a hair salon for staying neat, a convenience market, kitchens or kitchenettes in the rooms, and outdoor spaces for fresh air, plus WiFi access all around for keeping in touch with family. There's guest and family outreach programs to keep loved ones connected and programs for family education and counseling, which helps everyone adjust, and Moore-Few Care Center even welcomes pets or allows for pet visits if that's important. Services cover a wide range, from assistance with daily living to memory care for Alzheimer's and dementia, along with short-term respite care and hospice for end-of-life support, and residents who need extra therapy can get physical, occupational, speech, and respiratory therapy right on site. There's nutritional counseling, restorative nursing, and behavioral health support too, and the staff give both social, dietary, and clinical services under Medicare and Medicaid certifications, so Moore-Few Care Center does take Medicare and Medicaid, and also accepts certain insurance coverage for healthcare needs. You'll find shared common areas, organized programs, primary and specialty care, even emergency services if required, and you don't have to give up hobbies or being social, since activities are planned every week, with outings, classes, and spiritual services on the schedule. Moore-Few Care Center focuses on supporting residents' well-being with skilled care, simple comforts, a sense of home, and a commitment to meeting both individual and community needs, and though the facility doesn't make a fuss about special features or fancy names for programs, you see they stick to steady, dependable service for seniors and their families.
