Grandview Manor Care Center sits at 150 Crisp Street in Franklin, North Carolina, and serves as an assisted living and memory care facility with staff always on duty, so families know that supervision and round-the-clock care are there when needed, which is a comfort for residents who require assistance. The center has rooms with air conditioning, Wi-Fi, cable TV, furnished private spaces, private bathrooms, and kitchenettes, all built to give comfort and a bit of independence, plus you'll find indoor common areas, a movie theater, a library, an arts room, a fitness room, a game room, and even a wellness or spa room so there's always somewhere to relax or get involved, and there are walking paths and a garden outside, for folks who enjoy the fresh air or like to take a stroll, though pets aren't allowed. Meals are handled by chefs and meal planners using menus created by a licensed dietician, so everyone gets nutritious food with options for diabetic or allergy-sensitive diets, and snacks are part of the monthly rate. There's a focus on social activity with scheduled daily programs, group events, music, movie nights, and resident-run activities, plus devotional services that happen both at Grandview Manor and off-site, while counseling and general support services add a layer of care for mental and emotional needs.
Healthcare services include care for those with diabetes, non-ambulatory care, and help with incontinence, and caregivers help residents with bathing, dressing, personal hygiene, medication management, and the like, and support extends to those with memory impairments thanks to their specialized memory care program that aims to create a safe, comfortable environment. Nursing care ranges from 12 to 16 hours a day, but staff are available at all times, with an emergency alert system and 24-hour call service in place, and residents can get transportation and appointment scheduling help. Cleaning and laundry are provided, so residents don't need to worry about daily chores, and there's family support during move-in as well as community-sponsored activities to help people feel part of things. Grandview Manor Care Center started back in 1968 with the goal of delivering personalized, high-level eldercare, and it's held a steady reputation, reflected in a 3.7 rating from six reviews. There's a chance to schedule a tour if someone wants to see the environment or meet the staff and fellow residents to get a better feel for daily life there. While Grandview Manor Care Center doesn't allow pets, they do focus on resident safety, comfort, and support, offering personal care services, long-term care, and resources for both assisted living and memory care residents, with several amenities to make things as easy and comfortable as possible.
