St Herberts POP House sits at 1720 Chestnut St in Hannibal, Missouri, and provides several kinds of care for seniors, including assisted living, memory care, dementia care, and nursing home services, plus home care, adult day care, hospice, and respite care, so if someone ever needs daily help with cleaning, eating, dressing, bathing, or just planning for long-term living, there's somewhere to turn. The building offers apartments ranging from studio and one-bedroom to condos, plus options like detached homes and townhomes, all meant to work for different needs and budgets, and you'll find both private and shared living suites, each with features like individual climate control, wheelchair access, emergency call systems, and sometimes little kitchens for those who prefer to make meals themselves. The community tries to make daily life easier with things like laundry and dry cleaning, nurse on staff, medication help, rehabilitation and physical therapy, even grocery shopping and errands, and they serve special diets for diabetes or vegetarian needs, with meal plans in dining rooms, private spaces, or right in residents' rooms, if it's easier. There are pet policies, too, so some dogs and cats can visit or live with folks, with rules about size, making it possible for many to bring the extra company.
St Herberts POP House keeps people busy if they want, offering activities such as arts and crafts, billiards, putting greens, games, sewing, ballroom dancing, movie nights, and more, with many shared places like a billiards lounge, auditorium, ballroom, theater room, TV lounge, greenhouse, woodshop, cyber cafe, business center, game room, and computer lab, and also spaces for learning and media. They have a beauty salon, barber shop, spa, salon, enclosed gardens, walking trails, indoor and outdoor pools, and raised beds for gardening, so people can stroll, relax, or get involved outdoors and indoors, and there's even a historic chapel plus a butterfly and hummingbird garden for quieter moments. Resident transportation is available both for free and for an extra cost, so trips to parks like Lover's Leap or Huckleberry Park, pharmacies such as Maxwell Pharmacy and Walgreens, nearby restaurants like Wendy's or Mark Twain Dinette, or appointments at Hannibal Regional Hospital aren't a problem, and there are nearby shops and churches, making the wider community accessible.
Safety matters a lot here, so you'll find things like wander guards for memory loss, secure gates, and checked patios designed to keep everyone safe, and the community has earned praise for friendly and helpful staff who try to help everyone feel at ease, joyfully greet visitors, and keep life moving smoothly for people of all backgrounds, offering language help in English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, and more. The setting includes raised garden beds, fitness center, wellness center, whirlpool baths, and spaces for physical exercise and recreation, with nurse oversight and health services present, so ongoing care is available, and help with daily routines comes as needed. The Board and Care Home model, with shared residential settings and live-in caregivers, lets residents get personalized assistance while having a neighborly experience, and everything is shaped around living comfortably, safely, and in a way that suits each person. The LifeCare program makes sure support and planning can change as people's health or needs do, and there's always expert advice around, with community awards reflecting care and support that stands out in the area.
