Ashley Manor Senior Living sits in Mountain Home, Idaho, and is part of a close senior care community run by Community Living Retirement of Mountain Home, Inc. The facility has a license as a Residential Care Facility, with 10 beds, and focuses on providing long-term care that helps both residents and their families feel more at ease. Residents can use assisted living services, memory care, and respite care, along with short-term stays for recovery. The place offers help with daily needs like bathing, eating, dressing, and medicines, and there's skilled nursing and medical monitoring on-site at all times.
Staff provide 24/7 care and supervision, and there are programs specific to Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia, with units designed just for memory care. Rooms are private or semi-private, with wheelchair-friendly bathrooms, emergency call systems, and regular assistance for incontinence or behavior needs. Shared spaces like an outdoor patio, library, social room, and a community garden give people a chance to be outside or do different activities, and there's a secured backyard with walking paths for fresh air and safety.
Meals are made daily by chefs or meal planners, and special diets can be arranged. Residents get three home-cooked meals a day and snacks, and families can join during mealtimes. Laundry and housekeeping services keep rooms tidy, and bedsheets and clothes fresh. Ashley Manor hosts daily activities and therapies to help with memory, social connection, and physical activity, including Aroma Therapy, Music Therapy, Light Therapy, Reminiscence Therapy, and Hydration Therapy, plus on-site devotional activities and trips outside.
Transportation is available for doctor's visits or group outings. The facility features high-tech alarm systems and secured layouts, with memory boxes by rooms and clear walking paths to make life less confusing for those with dementia. The staff go through special training and education to handle memory care and use tools from their "8 Tips to Choosing a Memory Care Facility" guide. There's help for those who need oxygen, manage diabetes, or can't move around easily, and hospice and home health care services are options too.
Ashley Manor is known for helpful, friendly staff who treat visitors and residents with kindness. The community has earned some awards for care, activities, and meals. The focus here is on meeting the changing needs of seniors, providing both peace of mind and hands-on support, while making the place feel a bit like home. Tours are available for anyone who wants to learn more, and a resource center helps families and residents get information about Alzheimer's and other memory conditions.
