Misty Heather Morn Community Care Home sits over in Hydeville, Vermont, at 174 Blissville Road, and has room for up to sixteen seniors in assisted living units, offering both private and semi-private rooms, and you'll find studios and one-bedroom options too, that are fully furnished and designed for comfort, even for wheelchairs, so folks can get around more easily. The facility runs on a Level 3 Residential Care Home license from the state and focuses on long-term and short-term care for elderly residents, including specialized help for Parkinson's disease and dementia, and makes custom care plans for each person, with services like help sitting or standing up, bathing, dressing, getting to the bathroom, moving around, handling incontinence, and managing medications, with caring staff around twenty-four hours a day and always nearby in case anyone needs help. All meals are homemade and served daily, with menu options adjusted for diabetes, high blood pressure, allergies, or special diets, and food can be pureed for those who need it, plus there's a private dining room for family visits, snacks, and special celebrations.
Monthly rates at Misty Heather Morn start at about $3,000, making it a budget-friendly place for some families, and the facility includes all utilities, maintenance, linen service, in-room emergency alert system, and a 24-hour security system for peace of mind, so nobody has to worry about chores or repairs. Residents can use free transportation to doctor's appointments, errands, and religious services, and there's on-site parking for families visiting, as well as general concierge help, pharmacy access, and laundry services. The facility allows pets, which brings some comfort and companionship, and promotes an active lifestyle through exercise equipment, a sauna and jacuzzi, walking trails, outdoor decks, and community spaces like a games room for cards and bingo. Scheduled activities fill the week with movie nights, arts and crafts, music programs, gardening, chapel services, and even pet therapy, and there's an emphasis on social life through community-sponsored events and special wellness and life enrichment programs, along with family support meetings to keep relatives involved.
Special touches at Misty Heather Morn include a reading room for quiet time, a beauty shop, an on-site and mobile hairdresser, a communal kitchen for gathering and baking, and full home maintenance to keep the place running well. Staff check on health daily, monitor for falls, and follow up with health plans personalized for each resident, so everyone gets the right support, and services adjust over time if needs change, which helps residents stay independent while getting the right amount of help. There's always standby assistance, plus help for those who aren't able to walk on their own, and short-term respite care is available too for temporary stays.
Misty Heather Morn Community Care Home holds Vermont license #174 and is inspected about every two years, receiving twelve citations over two inspections since 2014, mainly for records, physical plant, resident care, facilities, and food service, with severity levels from A to E, though it's had no fines or substantiated complaints in recent years. The home doesn't accept Medicare unless certified, but it's licensed and monitored by local and state authorities such as the Vermont Department of Aging. Life at Misty Heather Morn aims to relieve seniors of daily burdens, foster independence, and gives families peace of mind by providing tailored care and a safe, supportive community.
