Dignity Assisted Living sits at 557 Main Street in Chapmanville, WV, and holds a license as an Assisted Living Residence - Small Assisted Living with room for up to 16 people in a mix of private and semi-private rooms, where every room comes furnished, with a private bath, cable TV, and telephone, and some may have a kitchenette if a person wants a bit more of their own space. Folks who move in find a home that offers help with daily things like bathing, dressing, transfers, and moving about if walking gets hard, and the staff, including licensed professionals, provide care all day and night, seven days a week, with someone always on call if anything comes up, so there's always someone there to help out. There's a dining room where meals get served at regular times, and if someone needs a special diet, like for diabetes or allergies, they can get those meals too, and if family drops by, there's a private dining room for folks to gather.
People can go outside into the garden or walk on the paths if they want fresh air, and there's a chapel, a kitchen for preparing meals that suit all restrictions, and shared rooms for movies and games, where social activities and community-sponsored events go on. For those who might need more, the place arranges transportation for doctor's visits or other appointments, helps coordinate care with outside health providers, manages medicines so nothing gets missed, and if someone wants to have friends over or just relax by themselves, Wi-Fi lets people keep in touch or enjoy their time online. Laundry and housekeeping get done for everyone, so folks don't have to worry about chores, and if someone can't get out of bed or needs lots of help moving, the staff can provide that non-ambulatory help too.
Dignity Assisted Living accepts both private pay and Medicaid and offers more than just assisted living, with services for memory care, respite stays, hospice, adult day services, home health care, and skilled nursing-however long folks plan to stay, whether short-term or more permanent. The place is pet-friendly, has 24-hour security, and is a locally owned and managed spot that belongs to the Dignity organization, which has been in healthcare for over 25 years. The facility stays actively licensed with surveys done by the state, and while a survey in April 2024 noted some issues with medication and treatments, the facility passed a survey in May 2025 with no problems found, so people can expect things to keep improving. Drew Lewis runs the place as administrator, and the building tries to create a safe, home-like setting where seniors can feel supported, cared for, and engaged in daily life as much as they want.
