Manor St Joseph

Manor St Joseph is a non-profit basic care facility owned by the Sister Servants of Christ the King, and it's got a home-like atmosphere for elderly and disabled people who need long-term or short-term care, with 26 to 40 beds depending on the available rooms at the time, and the rooms come in options like private, semi-private, shared, or even private suites, some with private bathrooms and kitchenettes, and everything comes fully furnished, so residents don't have to worry about moving furniture or setting up a new home. The staff provides nursing services and helps with things like transferring from bed to wheelchair, medication management, watching for insulin needs if someone's diabetic, and taking care of daily living needs such as bathing, dressing, and eating, and they have someone on-site 24 hours a day in case of emergencies, with a quick call system right in the rooms that puts support within reach day or night, and the Director of Nursing is Jan Moch, with Tammy Jangula serving as both the Administrator and emergency contact person. Residents don't have to do any cooking, cleaning, or laundry because meals, housekeeping, and linen services are all provided by the facility, using organic foods and planning by chefs and meal planners, which can help with nutrition if someone wants balanced meals every day. There are organized activities both on-site and off-site, including devotional programs for those who want them, and you'll find common spaces indoors for socializing or relaxing with neighbors, plus cable TV, internet, and telephone services in the rooms, and air conditioning throughout. Seniors who live at Manor St Joseph can get assistance with daily life, medication, and supervision as needed, with trained aides who give companionship and non-medical care, and there's even memory care for folks with Alzheimer's or other memory issues, although all the beds are strictly licensed as basic care so there aren't labeled assisted living or independent living units. There are healthcare services for those who need diabetic and incontinence care, and non-ambulatory residents can stay here if they need help moving around. Manor St Joseph accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance, and offers help arranging transportation for doctor appointments or errands, so residents don't have to worry about how to get around. The facility also features pharmacy services with local experts who provide multidose packaging, clinical intervention, infusion, and operational support for long-term or post-acute needs, and keeps an emergency readiness plan in place. Residents can take part in independent living if they're more active or have assisted services at hand if needed, and the staff is described as helpful, joyful, and kind to everyone-so if someone's looking for a simple, social, and safe place to live with solid care and services, this basic care facility stands as an option in the community without a lot of extra frills but with daily needs met and plenty of support close by.