Concordia Healthcare Center - Heritage Manor sits at 401 Indiana Ave in Mayfield, Kentucky, and offers a range of care and living options for seniors, and the place covers assisted living, independent living, memory care, skilled nursing, short-term rehab, long-term care, home care, respite care, and hospice, which really means that you'll find about every kind of support that older adults might need. The building fits up to 85 residents and, according to records, 66 beds were occupied most recently, and the center takes both Medicare and Medicaid, so folks with those health insurance plans can stay here. The nursing team provides 12-16 hours of care every day and keeps a strong presence with supervision twenty-four hours a day, and there's a call system for help whenever needed, which helps folks feel safe, especially those with limited mobility or more serious conditions.
The community offers support with daily needs like bathing, dressing, moving around, and taking medicine, while also giving help to people who have special diets or diabetes, making sure meals meet the right dietary needs, plus, meal services include restaurant-style dining with help for those who need it. Residents can join daily fitness programs, planned day trips, and many community or resident-run activities, or catch movie nights in the on-site theater, check out books in the small library, visit the beauty salon, or just enjoy the gardens and outdoor walking paths that are kept up well for everyone to use.
The place tries to keep things clean, comfortable, and friendly so people feel at home, and each private apartment or room has air conditioning, a private bathroom, a kitchenette, phone, cable TV, and high-speed internet, which are nice things for older folks who want a bit more independence. There's help with moving in, a computer center, arts room, fitness room, game room, wellness and spa rooms, community transportation for trips to the doctor or town, and housekeeping to keep rooms tidy, plus there are outdoor spaces where residents can relax or garden.
Heritage Manor does give information and resources for seniors and families to help them make decisions about care, whether it's for something short-term like rehab or a longer stay. The facility is owned by a for-profit company and has changed hands in the last couple of years, but it's ranked pretty well in the area with top marks for quality and good ratings for health and staffing from Medicare and Medicaid. For safety, the building's got a sprinkler system, and there's a steady nurse presence with over three and a half nurse hours per resident per day. While some incidents and fines in the past are on record, those get reported as part of normal oversight for most homes.
The Center includes resident and family councils to address concerns and improve living, and because Concordia Healthcare Center - Heritage Manor belongs to a continuing care community, it lets residents stay even as their care needs change over time. Scheduled tours let families see rooms, talk with staff or residents, and get a feel for how life goes on here. With so many options together in one place and a focus on both medical and social support, Concordia Healthcare Center - Heritage Manor tries to keep things steady for folks who want dignity, routine, and help right when it's needed, in an environment where little things like air conditioning or a favorite daily meal still matter.
