Scotia Mansion HFA, also known as Adirondack Manor HFA D.B.A Scotia Mansion, is an adult home licensed in Scotia, New York that provides long-term care and a range of support services for seniors. The community sits on safe, well-kept grounds and has 49 assisted living units, offering both private and semi-private studio rooms, each with private bathrooms, Wi-Fi, and cable TV, and there are wheelchair-accessible options too. Residents can choose help with daily activities like bathing, grooming, and getting dressed, and can count on 24/7 care from registered nurses, with a doctor always available if there's an emergency.
The facility specializes in assisted living services and memory care, including care for people with Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease, and even offers ambulatory, incontinence, and medication management services, so folks with different needs can find support here. You'll find skilled nursing and home care available, with physical and occupational therapy provided on site, and the staff creates care plans meant to fit each person, whether someone needs regular help or more intensive support like therapy and rehabilitation. Residents with special dietary requirements have their needs met, and three meals a day are served in either communal or private dining rooms, which are well-lit and easy to access.
Amenities here cover a lot of ground, from a games room for cards and bingo, a theatre room, arts and crafts classes, a large library for quiet reading, and a media center to a TV lounge and outdoor spaces like decks and porches for socializing or just enjoying the fresh air, plus parking is free and uncovered for residents. The facility has ADA-compliant bathrooms, safe apartment designs, fall prevention programs, and regular housekeeping and laundry services, so people don't have to worry about the basics. Friendly staff and residents foster a supportive feeling, and there's always someone around to help with unscheduled requests or simple things like sitting up or down.
Residents can look forward to daily snacks, a full schedule of social, educational, and entertainment activities, and plenty of opportunities to make friends and stay active, with personal laundry and housekeeping handled for them. The place tries to keep life comfortable, affordable, and secure, with the staff focusing on kindness and dignity for all. Scotia Mansion HFA accepts people looking for long-term care in a safe and stable environment, but doesn't enroll residents under Medicare unless specifically certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, and operates with full state licensing. The medium-sized community blends privacy, support, and community, adjusting services as each resident's needs change.
