Luther Memorial Home

Luther Memorial Home, at 750 Main Street E in Mayville, ND, offers a range of elder care services like hospice care, respite care, long-term care, residential care, and skilled nursing, and you'll find a spiritual center, a chapel for spiritual services, and a gift shop there, so seniors can keep some comforts and find spiritual support when they need it. People with memory problems, like those with dementia or Alzheimer's, can get specialized memory care, including 24-hour supervision and help with wandering and confusion, and the staff provides daily help for things like bathing, dressing, medication, and meals, and there's plenty of support for people who aren't able to move around much, as well as a 24-hour call and emergency alert system for safety. Luther Memorial Home has board and care homes for small group living, larger independent and assisted living options for active seniors wanting maintenance-free life, skilled nursing services for complex health needs-like rehabilitation, wound care, and recovery support-and respite care for temporary stays when caregivers need a break. You'll find furnished rooms, telephones, cable, wifi, kitchenettes, and housecleaning in the rooms and around the community, while meals are made onsite with options for allergies and diabetes, and there's a dining room with all-day and restaurant-style dining. Amenities like a barber and salon, an arts room, transportation to appointments, walking paths, gardens, and parking aim to make things easier and more comfortable, and there's a calendar of activities like movie nights, art sessions, resident-run activities, and socials. The community encourages both residents and families to share concerns or ideas through special councils, and the goal is always to help everyone feel safe, cared for, and connected. Luther Memorial Home is a non-profit facility and accepts Medicaid and Medicare, and staff coordinate with healthcare providers to make sure each person gets care that's right for their needs, with technology like iPads kept around for virtual visits to help people keep in touch with family. The building's wheelchair-accessible, there's a 24-hour emergency alert system, and residents can expect housekeeping, laundry, linen service, and move-in help, so all the basics get handled. Staff speak English and try to tend to each person's daily routines, and the facility offers both independent and assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care, continuing care retirement options, and housing for seniors who want a mix of privacy and support. Luther Memorial Home keeps four certified beds available in June 2025, with round-the-clock care and programs designed to help residents feel respected, supported, and included.