Frene Valley Of Hermann-A Stonebridge Community sits in Hermann, Missouri, and welcomes older adults looking for various care options like assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, home care, and independent living, and it even offers adult daycare, hospice, respite care, and retirement homes. There are 118 units, all fitted for senior living, and the place also has certified beds for up to 75 residents with Medicare and Medicaid accepted, which can make paying easier. The grounds feature landscaped spaces and walking paths, so folks can sit outside or take a stroll, and there's a dining room and an on-site restaurant, where chefs cook meals, and staff serve those with special diets, like diabetes or allergies.
Residents can expect services like help with bathing, dressing, taking medicine, and moving around, and there's trained staff-nurses, licensed practical nurses, and certified nurse aides-on hand each day for care, along with a medical director, doctors, nurse practitioners, and therapists for physical, occupational, or speech therapy, and wound care or rehabilitation, all handy if health changes. Safety systems like automatic sprinklers, a 24-hour call button, and emergency alert systems are in every required area, so help can come quick. The amenities include a beauty salon, laundry, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, cable TV, and room cleaning, plus a movie room, a game area, a library, fitness spaces, and plenty of social or faith-based activities and group events, so residents can keep as busy as they want with friends or visitors.
The place's inspection history shows mostly good ratings, with few complaints and one fine at $7,250, and past surveys show only a small number of health deficiencies here and there, but on the whole, the staff works to keep things up to a safe standard, with ongoing attention to quality improvement. Staffing includes CNA support averaging more than two and a half hours per day, total nursing at nearly four hours per resident, and licensed staff too, so there's help when someone needs it.
Rooms come furnished if needed, often with kitchenettes, private bathrooms, phone lines, and emergency call buttons, and residents can decorate or add their own things for comfort. Family and resident councils exist, so folks can have a say, give feedback, or get information, and there's support for transportation, both for medical appointments and social outings. The place started in 1996, is run by a for-profit company, and doesn't advertise as a continuing care retirement community (CCRC), but does cover a lot of daily needs, from meals and activities to specialist medical support. Overall, you'll find a straightforward senior community with a wide range of care and amenities for folks with different health needs and personal preferences, all carried out in one location.
