Crescent Manor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center sits on Crescent Blvd in Bennington, Vermont, where you'll see the rolling hills of southwestern Vermont and find a long-standing place that's served the community for over forty years, and you know, even though the building's got room for 90 residents, it feels close and home-like, with experienced staff who treat the people here like a second family. The center gives care around the clock for folks with different needs, offering 24-hour nursing and personal care, so people with injuries, illnesses, or long-term conditions can get help every day. Many come here to recover from surgery, illness, or injury with subacute and post-acute care programs, and they've got specialized rehabilitation with physical, occupational, and speech therapy, which really helps with recovery whether you've had a stroke, deal with cerebral palsy, dementia, sclerosis, or need wound care and palliative support for pain and comfort.
They offer both short-term and long-term stays, and there's a program for respite care if a family caregiver needs a break, plus assisted living and Alzheimer's care for people who need more help with daily activities or memory support. The care plans are person-centered, so residents get help tailored to their needs, and skilled nurses and caregivers are around seven days a week, so you'll find someone there to help with bathing, dressing, eating, or whatever comes up, just at the press of a bedside button. There's a strong focus on nutritious meals, with dining services using quality ingredients, and if you look outside, you'll see spacious areas where residents can enjoy fresh air, while inside you've got recreational programs to keep folks active and engaged.
The place is surrounded by important services, too, with hospitals like Southwestern Vermont Medical Center nearby, along with drug stores, coffee shops, restaurants, grocery stores, and banks, which makes it easier for families to visit or manage errands. The center connects residents and families with senior care advisors for extra support and advice, and there are plenty of resources to help figure out long-term care and payment options. Crescent Manor is privately owned, with a team that's worked in the community a long time, and they say they're proud of keeping strong ties to neighbors and locals. There are tours for people wanting to see what life here is like, and the staff-people who are described as warm and loyal-work to give every resident compassionate, careful support designed to keep folks safe, comfortable, and as independent as possible for as long as they're here.
