Leland Manor in Mesa, AZ offers care and support for seniors in a medium-sized home that can serve up to 10 residents, so everyone gets to know each other over time, and families don't have to worry about their loved ones being lost in a crowd, which is something people often appreciate. The assisted living and memory care services at Leland Manor cover daily needs, like help with bathing, dressing, and taking medicine, and there's supervision all the time, both day and night, thanks to a team that stays on site and looks after everyone, including people who need diabetic care, incontinence care, non-ambulatory care, or high acuity care, and they've also got specialized staff for wound care, cancer care, pain management, and holistic nutrition, which is good for folks with specific health issues. Residents live in either single-bedroom or studio units, with wheelchair accessible showers and baths, and private and shared room options, which gives some flexibility for different needs, and there's no buy-in fee since they do month-to-month leases, making it a bit easier if families need short-term or respite care, which they do offer along with hospice care.
The house feels like a community, and you see that with the pet-friendly policy, so dogs are welcome, and with the life-enriching activities on site, like movie nights, music programs, arts and crafts, reading rooms, game nights, fitness schedules, and a garden and courtyard for gardening or just sitting outside, so people can stay active or just enjoy being with others. There are also special amenities like a mini in-home spa, jacuzzi, steam room, and hairdresser, and folks get three meals a day from a culinary chef with menus that are friendly for people with dementia, plus snacks and help with special diets if needed, all supervised by a registered dietitian and a team who create tailored service plans for each resident.
Leland Manor has accessible indoor and outdoor common areas, transportation and parking for residents (with a cost), and extra help when coordinating outside health services or setting up transport for doctor visits, and the whole place is secured 24/7, so everyone can feel safe, and there's daily housekeeping and laundry services as part of the support. The staff is dedicated, with a focus on kindness and building a sense of community, and the care team is always present to help with falls, movement, bathing, or memory care for people living with Alzheimer's, and they adjust care plans to match each person's needs, whether they're staying long-term, short-term, or just for respite care. The reading room, private dining space, snack shop, arts and crafts studio, wellness center, and organized community events are planned to help everyone feel at home, and individual assessments make sure care fits each resident. Leland Manor is fully licensed for assisted living care in Arizona (license # AL9035H and ALH-6839), with a five-star rating at some of their properties, and the staff is used to supporting people at different care levels, so most folks will find the help they need as they age, while still being part of a smaller, neighborly setting.
