Tracy Manor

Tracy Manor sits on 22 Fennway in West Hartford, Connecticut, where folks can find a family-owned and operated residential care home for seniors who need more help. The building's only one story, which makes it easier to get around, and the place is set up to feel like an extended family, with common areas and a warm, friendly environment. Residents can get different kinds of care, including assisted living, memory care for Alzheimer's and other dementias, and help with daily needs like bathing, dressing, and medication. There's incontinence care, diabetic care, non-ambulatory care, and even nursing home care if someone needs it, and home care with trained aides who offer companionship and non-medical support, so people can pick what's right for them. Staff members are caring and make sure each person gets personalized attention, whether that's with meals from chefs and planners, help running errands, or rides to appointments with transportation services, and people can keep pets, too, which can be important to some. Tracy Manor's activities aim to engage residents in ways that make them feel a part of things-social, physical, mental, and emotional activities fill the calendar, and the facility does devotional activities for those who want that, along with resident engagement programs. Folks who like being independent also have independent living options, but if a caregiver's needed, the place offers shared neighborhood residential care homes with live-in support. Housekeeping and laundry services help keep things tidy, and there's a focus on easing the stress that comes with moving to a new place, so residents can settle in more smoothly. There's a contact form for any questions, plus a downloadable brochure and newsletter subscription for those who want more details. Tracy Manor has resources for caregivers, too, and a My Account dashboard with things like emergency cards, care coordination cards, and a suicide prevention plan, as well as visitor access and profile management, which helps keep everyone organized and safe. The place is also tied in with community programs and health care supported by state and federal funding, like the Affordable Care Act and HRSA-supported health centers. Community resources on topics like opioid use, suicide prevention, disaster mental health, advocacy, and clinical trials are available, along with a symptom checker and behavioral health recovery learning centers, so residents and families can find the support they need. The overall goal is to provide a high standard of care while helping every resident feel at home in a supportive, nurturing atmosphere.