Manderley Health Care Center

Manderley Health Care Center is a skilled nursing facility in Indiana with 71 certified beds, offering both short-term rehabilitation services and long-term skilled care for seniors who need extra help between hospital and home, and for people who are very frail and need daily nursing support. The facility has semi-private rooms, with private rooms available if needed, and the rooms are spacious and bright, which a lot of folks like because it feels calmer that way. People often mention the center's cleanliness and a homey feel, and the small size means residents tend to get to know each other and the staff pretty well, making the place feel close-knit but still big enough for special activities and amenities, which can really make a difference when you're there for a while. The center is affiliated with Adams County Memorial Hospital and offers hospice and end-of-life care services if required, in addition to therapy services like physical, occupational, and speech therapy, so residents with different health needs find what they need onsite. There's a good range of activities for residents, including arts and crafts, birthday and holiday parties, movie afternoons, bingo, board games, and visits from local musicians, and some enjoy spending time by the fish pond or getting haircuts at the salon and barber shop, which helps break up the day. Staff are dedicated and known for building strong relationships with residents, though the nurse turnover rate is 45.5%, which is pretty high, and there are 2.95 nurse hours per resident per day, numbers some watch to help understand how care works at the center. Manderley Health Care Center does have a 4-star health rating, but state inspection reports found some deficiencies, including not always following orders and care plans the way residents want, not always keeping records private, and some issues related to infection control and respecting resident rights about dignity and self-determination, so it's something families might want to talk about when considering care options. Even with these concerns, the facility tries to keep the place peaceful, comfortable, and clean, and it serves a mix of people needing skilled nursing, rehabilitation, or hospice, all while trying to focus on patient care and a supportive community feeling.