Grand Manor Nursing & Rehabilitation, sometimes called Grand Manor Nursing Home or Grand Manor Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, runs as a for-profit facility owned and managed by Reliant Care Management Company, LLC, and it's been around since 1996, offering care at two locations in Saint Louis, Missouri-one on Cook Ave and the other on South Grand-and while some people might think of nursing homes as all the same, this place holds 17 certified beds as of June 2025 and lists a total of 75 beds, taking in residents for both short and long stays, whether someone comes with Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance, or other types of payment, and you'll find they try to serve seniors and adults over 18 with medical, mental health, or rehabilitation needs, including folks with dementia, traumatic brain injuries, or who need dialysis or wound care.
Grand Manor provides a full menu of in-room and community amenities, like dining services with a dining room, professional chef, and meals for special diets such as diabetes or food allergies, and residents can eat in a restaurant-style setting, enjoy all-day dining, or get nutrition through specialized diets set up by dieticians. Rooms come furnished and include private bathrooms, air conditioning, cable TV, kitchenettes, telephones, and high-speed internet or Wi-Fi, which makes it more comfortable for folks who want a bit of privacy, and laundry or housekeeping services take care of the basics, so family doesn't have to worry about chores.
The facility hosts many activities, some planned by the staff and some run by the residents, and these range from art projects, games, movie nights in the dedicated movie room, music programs, to time in the arts room or game room, with outdoor activities and walking paths so nobody's cooped up inside when the weather's nice. Grand Manor also provides a spa, sauna, barber/beauty shop, library, and access to community gardens. Residents can take part in worship or religious services for different denominations if they wish, and there's a strong smoke- and vape-free policy in place for everyone's health.
When it comes to medical care, the community rests near Barnes-Jewish Hospital, a Walgreens pharmacy, and the VA Medical Center Spinal Cord Injury Program, and offers on-site nursing and rehabilitation for things like post-surgery recovery, IV therapy, physical therapy, occupational, speech, cognitive, and restorative therapies, and there's plenty of support for medication management including injections and insulin, all backed by 24-hour supervision with an emergency call system. They've got doctors and specialist consultants on call, including psychiatrists and dentists, and offer care for geriatric patients and those with primary medical diagnoses or psychiatric conditions.
Transportation to appointments and community events is available, and parking is provided for those who need it, while move-in help and concierge services take some stress out of getting settled, and house staff maintain safety rules with a proactive infection-minimizing approach and regular inspections to meet health codes. Residents who need extra help with bathing, dressing, or other daily routines will find direct assistance, plus support for families coping with a loved one's health changes. Grand Manor's been rated A+ by the Better Business Bureau, though it's not BBB-accredited, and people tend to recognize the place as steady and reliable for seniors and adults who need more than basic support but want to live somewhere that's more homelike than a hospital.
