Morgan Lane Village Assisted Living has been serving seniors for about fifteen years and sits in the Tea area community, offering both private and semi-private one-bedroom living spaces, with monthly costs starting at $2,918 and going up to $3,501 or more. The facility provides assisted living, memory care, nursing homes, independent living, and continuing care, so residents can get different kinds of help as they need it. Residents get care that's tailored to their own needs, in rooms equipped with private bathrooms, cable TV, and options for room and kitchenette setups, while all utilities like WiFi, telephone, and cable TV are included and in good working order. The building is designed for wheelchair access and non-ambulatory residents, making it easier for everyone to get around, and the place itself tends to be clean and efficient, with emergency call systems and well-kept indoor and outdoor spaces like walking paths, a garden, and a dining room.
The facility runs on a license numbered #61559 and has a reputation for being in solid shape, with friendly staff on duty 24 hours a day to help with personal care, medication management, daily activities, mental wellness support, and transfers if needed. Residents get daily meals with special diets like diabetes meals, and there's dining service, meal prep, and even snack options, plus housekeeping, linen service, laundry, and maintenance so rooms stay tidy and comfortable. The activities calendar stays full with arts and crafts, movie nights, educational programs, family outreach, and both community-sponsored and resident-run events, helping everyone stay engaged and connected.
Transportation help is available for doctor visits or other trips, and staff help arrange move-ins, coordinate with healthcare providers, and offer respite care if someone needs a short stay. There are on-site nurses and staff who keep an eye on health and medicines, plus plenty of support for bathing, dressing, and personal care, all done with dignity. The facility, which used to be owned by the Tea Housing and Redevelopment Commission and now belongs to a private firm, welcomes both permanent and temporary residents, though some are being moved to other facilities. The place is known for keeping everything in good repair and making sure the environment feels safe, comfortable, and enjoyable for people who want a supportive place to call home.
