Perry County Nursing Home

Perry County Nursing Home sits in Marion, Alabama, and has helped seniors since 1977 as a licensed and certified skilled nursing facility with both Medicaid and Medicare. The community holds 71 total beds in 71 available rooms, supporting up to 51 people at a time, and offers both short-stay rehabilitation and long-term care. Residents can get help with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, and eating, and there's always nursing supervision, day or night, with nurses on site for medical needs and medication services. The home provides therapies like physical, speech, and occupational therapy, as well as wound care for those who need it, and offers care levels including assisted living, memory care, and hospice services for those facing Alzheimer's or other memory problems. There are safety and handicap features throughout the building and special safety fixtures in all rooms, making it easier for people with different needs to get around. Residents have access to a salon and barbershop right on the property along with a beautician, and enjoy eating meals in a communal dining hall, so people get a sense of togetherness instead of isolation. Social programs and education activities run regularly, and if families or residents need support, there's a counseling service ready. Staff can help manage money and personal affairs, and the maintenance crew and housekeeping make sure everything stays in order. The nursing home offers recovery care for those leaving the hospital and convalescent care for people needing some extra help before going home. Perry County Nursing Home also runs residential care and institutional-style housing for many levels of support, plus specific services geared toward seniors who need more than basic care, and keeps a strong focus on making things dignified and comfortable for all who live there. People mention, in reviews, a welcoming environment and caring staff. More details on what they offer can be found on their website.