Magnolia Manor sits over on Gulf Street in Groves, Texas, about twenty miles from Beaumont, and it operates as a for-profit community that's part of Cantex Senior Communities, not a Continuing Care Retirement Community. The place offers several types of care for folks over 55, like independent living, assisted living, memory care, and even skilled nursing, and it's known to help seniors who need daily support with things like bathing, dressing, and medication management, along with regular care for those who can't get around easily or need help with transfers. The staff provides 24-hour supervision and uses a call system for quick help, offering both standard and specialized care, including memory care services in secure areas with around-the-clock direct care for people living with Alzheimer's or dementia.
Rooms come in studio or one-bedroom styles, both private and semiprivate, so residents can choose what suits them, and the rooms themselves have handy features like private bathrooms, cable TV, kitchenettes, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and phones. The building has been renovated lately, and with 138 beds, provides a welcoming and cozy spot for both long-term and short-term stays, including respite, hospice, and palliative care. Magnolia Manor includes community spaces like furnished common areas meant for social interaction, a business room, movie nights, a spa/sauna, a fitness room, wellness area, and outdoor walking paths, plus scheduled activities, community-sponsored programs, and resident-run events to keep people active and engaged.
The kitchen serves nutritious meals made by a professional chef, and they handle special dietary needs and therapeutic diets, so residents don't have to worry about meals or preparation, and the dining program has received praise along with recognition for friendly staff and activities. Housekeeping is provided, and there's incontinence care and laundry help too, so daily living stays comfortable and manageable. Magnolia Manor also provides skilled medical care like wound management, medication administration, intravenous therapy, physical, occupational, and speech therapy, and is well suited for post-surgical recovery, stroke rehabilitation, and other challenging situations, using an interdisciplinary approach with plans tailored to each resident.
Residents needing help with things like strokes, heart or lung problems, or complex illnesses can get nursing care that stretches from 12 to 16 hours a day or even around the clock if needed, plus support with recovery, therapy, discharge planning, and help getting home when it's time. The staff handles restorative nursing and emergency needs, with extras like pharmacy services, laboratory and X-ray diagnostics, physician services, telemedicine, respiratory care, and social work for each resident.
Everyone who lives here pays through Medicaid only, so the community is geared toward those seeking coverage via that program, and the payment and inquiry process asks for full name, phone, email, and payment details upfront. Folks thinking about moving in can set up a tour to see the grounds, rooms, and amenities firsthand, and room choices mean there's a bit of flexibility based on what someone needs. Magnolia Manor holds a good reputation with high ratings from community reviews, often highlighting kind staff and a family-like atmosphere, and people appreciate the beautifully landscaped grounds and outdoor programs alongside support with privacy, safety, and secure living.
