Curry Manor

Curry Manor sits out in the country part of the Garden Valley in Roseburg, Oregon, where folks can look out on orchards and farm fields, and it feels pretty homelike and relaxed, which seems to suit most people who want some peace and quiet in their days. The place has 62 beds total, and 47 of those are set up for memory care, so it's well known for helping people with Alzheimer's or other memory conditions, and there's staff around 24 hours who help folks in all kinds of ways-moving from bed to wheelchair, with bathing or dressing, checking insulin for diabetes, or helping with medication so nobody forgets anything too important. Meals are made ready for everybody, so residents don't need to worry about cooking or shopping, and there's always gentle reminders when it's time to eat, which some people really need. For those who might feel unsteady, staff can walk folks back and forth from meals or activities, and they help with personal things like grooming, too. The building has both private and shared rooms, with choices that include studios, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and semi-private setups. Folks get to enjoy indoor gathering spaces where it's easy to socialize or join group activities, and the secure walking path means even those having memory troubles can get some fresh air outdoors in the orchard area, without getting lost or into trouble. The care is arranged around each person's needs, so there are personal care plans that keep things pretty tailored, and the whole idea is to let everyone keep as much independence and dignity as possible. Curry Manor takes Medicaid, social security, veteran's benefits, private pay, and insurance, which makes it possible for different kinds of people to live there. The staff has experience with memory care and residential care, and many families have counted on their expertise, especially for loved ones whose Alzheimer's is getting worse. So, it's a straightforward, country place, with 24-hour staff, secure areas to walk, and a focus on supporting people so their days can be just a bit easier and less stressful.