Washington Campus - Personal Care, Skilled Nursing, Dementia Care sits at 835 S Main St and belongs to Presbyterian SeniorCare Network, serving seniors for over 35 years as a Christ-centered, nonprofit organization that's focused on making aging a little easier and a bit more comfortable, and the place covers a lot of different needs, so you'll find assisted living, independent living, skilled nursing, memory care, and personal care all on a single campus, which means some folks move in when they're still pretty active, looking for less housework, and others come when they need help with everyday tasks like bathing or taking medicine, and there are also special programs for people with dementia or Alzheimer's, and they pay close attention to safety and comfort with places like Manchester Gardens, where memory care happens in supervised, secured areas set up to reduce confusion and prevent wandering, giving people the space to feel safe and connected even if memory troubles come and go.
You'll see apartment-style rooms with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, air conditioning, cable TV, and Wi-Fi, and they offer furnishings for those who want them, while folks who love pets can stick with their animals because it's a pet-friendly place, and there's transportation and parking for those who still drive or just need a ride to appointments, and if you're into activities, there's plenty, from table tennis, movie nights, music and art rooms, to gardening in greenhouses, fitness programs in the exercise room or swimming in the indoor pool, plus spaces like beauty salons, barbershops, and spa or wellness rooms, and there's a billiards room and outdoor walking paths if you want fresh air and movement; all of this sits alongside outdoor programs, garden spots, community activities, and daily scheduled events, so people stay as engaged as they'd like, and housekeepers handle laundry and cleaning each day to keep things neat.
Dining is restaurant-style, the chef prepares special meals for people who need allergy-sensitive or diabetic diets, and specialty meals are available, plus every resident gets help based on their needs, so folks who want independence live on their own, and those who need more care see registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and certified nursing assistants on duty all day and night, while full-time social workers are there for extra support; medication help, pain management, rehabilitation, hospice, and palliative care are also part of the services, and families get guidance with long-term care and caregiving decisions, since the campus tries to serve the full range of what older folks might need.
The Southmont skilled nursing facility on site holds CARF accreditation, and there's a dedicated nursing home with well-kept spaces and a staff that's known for being both skilled and committed, offering short-term rehab or longer stays as needed, and for those who want cozy, quiet surroundings, Elmwood Gardens is a single-story neighborhood for more intimate living; overall, the campus fosters resident participation through a resident council, supports community life, and gives choices for people at nearly every point of the aging journey, and though the place has a 2.8 rating from 11 reviews, it remains a place where many options are available under one roof, with a staff that covers nursing, therapy, daily help, and memory care so families can worry a little less about how needs might change.
