Exner's Basic Care

Exner's Basic Care sits at 1920 9th Ave SW in Jamestown, ND, and you'll find it offers a straightforward kind of senior living where folks get help with daily things, plus safety features and special touches for comfort, with rooms that come in different sizes-studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and even semi-private if someone likes sharing or family is visiting. This place uses the term "Basic Care" to make it clear that the heart of what they do is help with things like bathing, getting dressed, taking the right medicine, and getting meals without worrying about cooking, and they've got staff day and night to help in emergencies or if someone needs a hand getting out of bed, plus nurses and doctors on call so health needs get handled, whether it's diabetes, incontinence, or folks who can't walk on their own. There are memory care services that help people living with dementia and Alzheimer's, and they've trained staff for wandering behaviors, so if someone sometimes walks off or gets confused, there are plans in place to keep things safe, and special security, even cameras and restricted access, to make sure only the right people come and go. The place welcomes pets-cats or dogs are alright here-and there's a beauty salon, so residents aren't missing any chances to feel and look like themselves, and the activity team puts together outings, field trips, and things to do both indoors and off-site, so staying busy and social is easy, with devotional times included for those who want it. Kosher meals are available, which is good for anyone who keeps that diet, and the dining program means residents aren't left to figure out shopping or cooking, plus there's an option for diabetic-friendly choices. Exner's has common rooms and Wi-Fi, and pet owners aren't left out, and for kids-since Exner's is tied to O'Brien's Basic Care, which offers early childcare and preschool-the safety, learning, and parent support are built-in, especially in their Fargo, West Fargo, and Hillsboro spots, with good levels of watchfulness and 24/7 security. Those looking for rehab can get consulting and physical therapy, and hospice care is an option near the end of life, or folks can use respite care for short stays, or get non-medical home care if they're better off living at home but still need help. The pricing comes with different fees-community, buy-in, respite, by level of care, and second person-and you can check the categories, while staff and Senior Living Advisors help families figure out what kind of care makes the most sense, from independent maintenance-free living, assisted living, right through to intense caregiving like memory care. Common areas inside give residents a spot to visit with friends or join in group events, and the overall approach at Exner's Basic Care aims to let people live safely, comfortably, and with the help they really need without things getting too fancy or complicated, so it's straightforward, familiar, and built for security and peace of mind.