Victorian Manor sits in a three-story building and offers different levels of care, like assisted living, memory care, and short-term respite stays, and they help people stay in the same place even as their needs change, so if someone needs more help as time goes on, they don't have to move away from their friends, and the staff includes medication care managers, medication technicians, and a full-time activity director, plus there's always staff awake around the clock to help out with things like bathing, dressing, eating, and medication management, and they have a dedicated memory care section for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, using a secure Wander Alert System and bracelets that set off alarms if a resident tries to wander, and that's meant to keep everyone safe and comfortable in a place where they can still do as much as they can on their own.
Victorian Manor has studio and semi-private rooms, some with room service, and people can pick from different suite options and decorate their space the way they like, and meals come from the in-house kitchen, with choices for special diets, like no sugar or no sodium, and families can also request other special meals if needed, and there's help with laundry and housekeeping, too. The team runs activities every day, like art classes, trivia, gardening clubs, yoga, Tai Chi, cooking classes, community service, outings, field trips, and even intergenerational programs, plus birthday and holiday parties, live music, and educational lectures, and there are indoor common areas and places to sit together or take part in programs, and people can take part in devotional services offsite. There's free transportation for outings, trips to appointments, shopping, or just to get around town, and for those who like furry friends, the community has pet-focused programs as well.
They welcome hospice care for people who need end-of-life support, and respite care for those who need extra help after surgery or when a main caregiver needs a break, and that can be just a short stay or something that lasts a bit longer if needed. Victorian Manor allows outdoor smoking, provides incontinence care, assists with diabetes monitoring (though they may not be able to help with insulin shots unless specified), and can assist people who need help moving from bed to chair, using equipment like mechanical lifts. Medication management covers reminders and getting prescription refills taken care of. They aim to keep people independent and involved, and encourage friends and family to play a part in residents' lives, and with a warm, friendly environment even for those with cognitive disabilities, everyone has a chance to belong, speak their language-since the staff can speak many languages including Vietnamese, Mandarin, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish, Japanese, Filipino, and Chinese-and enjoy nutritious meals and all sorts of meaningful activities, so the community feels like home.
