Alexandria Manor is a family owned and operated senior living community that serves the Lehigh Valley with locations in Nazareth, Bethlehem, and Bath, Pennsylvania, and they've been around since 1995, which means they've gained a lot of experience over the years, and they do have a President named Mr. Joseph Negrao who manages the business. The place offers independent and assisted living, memory care, nursing home, rehab, and respite care, so there's a bit of everything depending on what folks need, and with 93 beds, it's a pretty good size though it still tries to feel community oriented and comfortable, with private, semi-private, and studio rooms, all with proper ventilation, plenty of light, and safety features like full sprinkler systems, monthly fire drills, and a pull bell in every bathroom and next to every bed, because they take a safe and secure atmosphere seriously. The staff are all CPR certified, they do background checks, and the building has handicapped accessibility throughout, including wheelchair access and private baths with some rooms, so folks with mobility problems usually get along fine. There's close proximity to hospitals and doctors, plus in-house doctor visits, physical therapist services, lab work, and scheduled occupational therapist visits, making medical needs easier to handle. Alexandria Manor has a Department of Public Welfare license and the business is certified as a personal care home, so they follow state requirements, and every resident has access to supervised medication management, with a direct line to an associate pharmacy for medications.
Meals are home-cooked on the premises, three per day plus snacks, with options for special diets like diabetic, kosher, and low salt, and breakfast and snacks come from a well-stocked kitchen. Every room has cable TV at no extra cost and weekly housekeeping and laundry come standard, so people don't have to worry about chores piling up. There are outdoor patios and gardens, both open and enclosed decks, large sitting rooms, living rooms, and dining rooms, plus arts and crafts spaces, a beauty and barber shop on-site, and plenty of activities, like bingo, live entertainment, and music groups formed by the residents. Folks can also use assistive devices and benefit from showering, dressing, and grooming assistance, so if someone needs a little help now and then, they usually get it quickly, and respite care lets families take breaks when needed, even if it's just for a day or two.
Residents can use physical, occupational, and speech therapy programs on-site and have easy access to community resources, local events, and health information through interactive tools and a health library. Alexandria Manor has a My Account dashboard for residents and families, which lets them handle favorites, emergency cards, care coordination, visitor access, and even messages, so everyone stays informed on what's happening at any given time. The place is located on quiet, green grounds near parks and has decent parking and transportation links; there are even special holiday plans for those staying during breaks, and staff show respect while always aiming for personal care and attention. Alexandria Manor holds awards for Best of Senior Living and Best Activities in Senior Living, and even though it isn't BBB accredited, it does have an A+ rating. The community keeps living affordable, with credit card and check payment options, and accepts residents from all over the area, including service members, veterans, and their families, plus they run home care services for seniors who'd rather stay at home but still need some company or support. You'll find options for whatever stage of aging someone's at, whether they're still independent and looking for social activity, need extra help with daily basics, or need memory support and supervision, and the environment overall is designed to help people stay comfortable and as active as they feel up to.
