Marymount Manor, known also as Marymount Manor Nursing Center or Marymount Manor - Skilled Nursing & Rehab, sits in Eureka, Missouri, and has served the area since 1977 as part of the Riley Spence family of senior services and operates as a sole proprietorship with two locations, offering both nursing home and skilled nursing care for residents with different needs, including assisted living, memory care, skilled rehabilitation, and independent living, while having a 2-star rating from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services and a community rating of 5.6 out of 10, which reflects the community's strengths and some areas where it needs improvement, and while they do strive to keep the place homelike and clean, you might notice things like loose tiles, missing grout, black residue in showers, damaged furniture, and wall scratches that get fixed through their maintenance forms but sometimes linger awhile.
Residents choose from studio rooms with amenities such as private bathrooms, kitchenettes, cable TV, phones, air conditioning, furnished spaces, and Wi-Fi, and the community allows both private and semi-private rooms, with Medicaid certification for all beds, costing $210 per day for private and $195 for semi-private, offering both respite stays at the same rate and no waitlist right now, while pets can visit residents but can't live with them, and there are both enclosed and open common areas, including secure gardens, outdoor spaces, and walking paths for safety and fresh air.
Marymount Manor gives different levels of medical and daily support, including 12-16 hour nursing services, 24-hour supervision and call systems, and staff such as part-time and full-time nurses on-site, with staff trained in medication management, memory care, assistance with activities of daily living like bathing, dressing, transfers, medication, and insulin injections, and specialized support for those with dementia or mild cognitive impairment, including care under a dementia waiver. They also provide skilled therapy services-physical, occupational, speech-as well as podiatry, dental, vision, and physician visits, and offer skilled home health care and help people recover after a hospital stay.
Meals are prepared by a chef, with restaurant-style dining, a flexible menu, snacks during the day, and support for special diets, allergies, and diabetes, so if someone doesn't want the main meal, there's always another choice, plus daily activities, entertainment, outings, field trips, exercise, fitness programs, music, movie nights, arts and crafts, a beauty salon/barbershop, spiritual programs, library, activity rooms, a game room, and a movie theater, so folks can stay active or just spend time in the big community room or outside. Housekeeping, laundry, move-in help, maintenance, and family support services help residents and their loved ones, and the facility gives transportation to appointments and errands with medical transport as needed.
They have rules about resident trust funds and make an effort to notify when balances go over $1799, although there have been delays sometimes, and Medicaid rules mean trust funds can't go over $1099.99, which they monitor and send letters about, and even though Marymount Manor isn't BBB-accredited, it does have an A+ rating through the BBB. The place takes both Medicare and Medicaid, along with offering both long-term care and short-term rehab, and although staff work hard to meet needs and maintain dignity, some folks might notice the maintenance issues or occasional communication delays, so it's a good idea to tour the place, look at the spaces, and ask about anything that stands out if considering care at Marymount Manor.
