Maria's Warm Home sits in a quiet, hands-on setting with a Christian-based environment, offering care and companionship in a small home with only two licensed beds, so folks who prefer privacy and a household feel seem to appreciate it, and there's friendly, fully-trained staff around 24 hours a day to help out, support, and make sure residents feel comfortable and safe. The home provides care for a wide range of needs like diabetic management, high acuity conditions, Alzheimer's, dementia, arthritis, incontinence, and medication needs, and there are services for both assisted living and memory care, as well as options for independent living and long stays or respite visits if someone just needs short-term help. Rooms can be shared or private with their own bathrooms and wheelchair accessible showers, and the whole place, including the grounds and porch, is handicap accessible, so it's practical for walkers or wheelchairs. Folks get three meals a day plus snacks, including low or no sodium and no sugar diets, allergy accommodations, a kosher option, and room service if wanted, and the home keeps meals nutritious and fresh.
The house has modern touches like air conditioning for any season, free cable or satellite TV in the common rooms, Wi-Fi and high-speed internet throughout, and plenty of indoor and outdoor gathering spots, so residents can chat by the fireplace, head outside to the patio garden, or just relax on the covered porch or walking paths when the weather's nice. Daily life includes simple routines like housekeeping and laundry (no extra charge), errands for groceries, and help with bathing, grooming, moving from bed to chair, or using the toilet, so someone's always nearby if a hand is needed. There's a friendly touch to activities, too, with programs ranging from board games and movie nights to exercise, drawing, gardening, and even things like sewing or helping with simple household chores, plus visits from chaplains or priests for spiritual comfort. Residents get involved in the family-style routine so friendships and familiar faces are part of every day, and emergency systems and medication management help with peace of mind for families.
The home has experience caring for seniors for more than 30 years, with staff that includes a nurse and a Certified Medical Assistant, so they know about thoughtful, individualized care. Maria's Warm Home is licensed as a Personal Care Home and supports hospice care when needed. Parking's available, and staff help with arranging rides as needed for appointments or errands. Medicare usually isn't accepted unless the home gets certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. The atmosphere encourages calm and close relationships, and while it doesn't have the crowd or bustle of a big facility, folks often form strong bonds and enjoy quieter, more relaxed living together.
