Maries Manor

Maries Manor sits at 174 Ballpark Rd in Vienna, Missouri, and has space for up to 98 certified residents, with James Lincoln and Judy Lincoln each owning half, while LTC Management Services LLC runs the place and has managed it since May 2015, which seems to bring some consistency, though like many facilities, they've got their own share of ups and downs. The nurse staffing level here is below the state average, with nurses putting in 2.81 hours per resident per day, when the state average is 3.4 hours, but the nurse turnover rate is better than most in the state at 51.7%. Inspection reports have found 14 deficiencies, including two about infection control, with other care issues noted about how staff label and store medicines, making sure care meets professional standards, and having enough folks with the right skills in nutrition and dietary service, so those are things a person should look at. You'll find different living options here-there's regular nursing home care, as well as continuing care, memory care, residential care home services, independent living, and assisted living, though there's no info about pets being allowed, so those thinking about bringing an animal should know it's not pet friendly. People can come in for outpatient therapy, respite care, and even home care, and they take on healthcare needs like incontinence care, with everything supervised by a doctor. Facility vans are set up to help residents get around, even if they have disabilities or diseases, which helps some folks be a little more independent, and there are 55+ community features, daily activities, and events meant to keep everyone busy. Anyone thinking about moving in or having a loved one stay there can schedule a tour, talk to staff, and meet some residents ahead of time. Even though Maries Manor tries to offer care that's personal and a warm environment, with transportation provided and activities on a regular schedule, it's important for people to read up on those inspection reports and think about what matters most for themselves or their loved ones before making a decision.