The Manor sits in Poplar Bluff, MO, and opens its doors all day and night, so folks don't need to worry about help in the middle of the night or on the weekends, and you'll find the staff steady and caring with Tammy Loughary there as the administrator, making sure everybody gets what they need, whether it's help moving, bathing, eating, or just settling into a daily routine. This place covers the bases with long-term nursing home care, skilled rehabilitation, respite care if a family needs a short break, memory care for folks living with dementia, and hospice when the time comes, along with all sorts of home health and social service help if someone needs guidance getting financial assistance or sorting out paperwork. The Manor cares for veterans and folks of all backgrounds, providing everything from help with daily activities to more complex support like physical, occupational, or speech therapy, and their memory care unit gets good words for its patience and kindness.
There's plenty more, too, because the Manor likes to keep people moving and thinking - you'll see scheduled programs every day, from movie nights and music times to board games, creative workshops, and pet therapy visits that put a smile on most faces, plus they have outdoor relaxation and gardens where folks can watch the birds or feel the sun. Meal times bring home-cooked food each day, and if someone wants quiet, they can use the book room, while those looking for a little self-care might like the spa, steam room, or a stop at the beauty shop run by a licensed beautician. If someone's got a doctor's appointment, errands, or church, staff arrange transportation, making sure no one's stuck or left out, and the Manor's calendar keeps events lively, with community evenings and music programs to help people connect and feel at home.
Rooms are clean and comfortable, set up to look and feel as homelike as possible, with cable, telephone, and wireless internet, so residents stay in touch or watch their shows. The Manor has 90 beds and meets Medicare and Medicaid criteria, with a dedicated team working around the clock, making sure everyone's as happy and independent as possible, and they keep up with CDC and CMS COVID-19 safety steps, so families know the place is working to stay safe. If folks want to try independent living, need assisted care, or require skilled nursing or adult care home support, the Manor's got services that fit, and always tries to match care and activities to each person's needs and interests, believing in keeping people engaged, supported, and comfortable every day.
