Danridge's Burgundi Manor sits at 31 Maranatha Court in Youngstown, Ohio, built in 1999 with 62 beds and run by Hillstone Healthcare, and you see right away the community's roots in serving African American seniors, built on a foundation inspired by Psalm 23. The facility gives a range of care options, including skilled nursing for both short-term rehabilitation and long-term stays, assisted living, memory care for seniors with Alzheimer's or dementia, and palliative services, so everyone gets what suits their needs. Rooms come private or semi-private, all fully furnished, with private bathrooms, air-conditioning, cable TV, WiFi, and telephone, plus kitchenettes in some rooms, which gives residents comfort and privacy. Burgundi Manor also offers a beauty salon and barbershop on site, computer center, lounges, small library, gaming and fitness rooms, a wellness center, and lovely outdoor spaces with gardens for relaxing and socializing, where activities happen every day for the body, mind, and spirit, like community outings, games, exercise, and events that change based on what people like and need.
The nursing staff helps with medication management, bathing, dressing, transfers, and many daily needs, giving 12-16 hours of nursing support with 24-hour supervision and an emergency call system always active, so residents stay safe and secure. The community serves well-balanced meals made by chefs and meal planners, with restaurant-style dining, and special diets like for diabetes are provided for those who need it. Housekeeping and linen services, as well as move-in coordination, keep things running smooth, while transportation for appointments and community-sponsored outings is available when people want to go out.
Danridge's Burgundi Manor provides clinical nursing, speech, physical, and occupational therapies, plus physician and psychological services, IV therapy, wound care, tracheostomy care, and help with CPAP equipment, and it also runs a subacute rehab center and a dedicated memory care unit for those with dementia, with programs and an environment set up to reduce confusion and prevent wandering, so families can worry less. Medicare and Medicaid approve the facility, making it easier for folks to get help paying for care, and everyone working here has a reputation for being friendly, kind, and helpful with residents, visitors, and each other. Burgundi Manor supports each resident's dignity, respect, safety, and comfort, always focusing on holistic well-being and making sure people feel cared for in body, mind, and spirit, all in a respectful and nurturing setting you can notice when you walk in.
