Miller's Merry Manor

Miller's Merry Manor has been around since 1964 and sits at 2901 W 37th Ave in Hobart, Indiana, and since it's employee-owned, the people working there usually have a stake in keeping things running smoothly, and you'll notice right away that the staff likes to be friendly and helpful, always trying their best to support folks living there. The place offers several types of care, so people who need short-term help after surgery can join rehabilitation programs-including private rehab suites-while those needing more hands-on support can count on skilled nursing care, long-term care, and even hospice care when it's needed. Folks with memory problems like Alzheimer's or dementia have special care areas-the Boulevard Memory Care Community-that help keep them safe and work to reduce any confusion or wandering, and the activities and therapies for memory care try to make life easier for both the resident and their family. There's assisted living for seniors who can get around on their own but need some help with bathing, dressing, or remembering to take their medicine. For people wanting a bit more independence, there are options for that too. They serve meals with attention to nutrition and make sure folks have things to do socially, and there are also adult day services with scheduled activities, exercises, and snacks for people who need some support while their regular caretakers are away. The therapy program is pretty full, covering physical, occupational, and speech therapies for those recovering from surgeries or needing ongoing help, and someone can even keep their therapy going with outpatient visits or therapy at home after leaving the Manor. Miller's Merry Manor offers amenities for comfort and safety, from clothing made for people who need help dressing-like open-back tops or elastic waist pants and wheelchair pants-to shoes, slippers, and socks made for older folks. The goal is to make sure people feel safe, cared for, and comfortable, while they get access to medical services, help with daily needs, activities, good meals, and a sense of community.