Miller's Merry Manor

Miller's Merry Manor sits at 815 Washington Street in Rockport, Indiana, and covers a wide mix of care options, so you'll see nursing home care, assisted living, memory care, and help for people who want to live on their own but may need a little support at times, and there's a skilled nursing location right there too, so those who need special nursing or rehab after a hospital stay can get daily care, and then if you look at the living spaces, there are rooms with private bathrooms, air conditioning, cable television, Wi-Fi, a little kitchenette, and furnishings, so it's set up to be easy and comfortable, and you've got emergency alert systems and a 24-hour call system if something goes wrong, plus wheelchair ramps and access everywhere, which is important for many folks. There's help for people who need non-ambulatory care or need a hand with bathing, dressing, getting up, moving around, or taking their medication, and you'll see medication management and round-the-clock supervision. Meals are made with an eye toward nutrition and allergies, with a dining room where a chef and meal planners make sure the food's balanced and, if you need help with meals or have food allergies, that's all considered, so you won't be left out. Laundry and housekeeping get handled, and they help with moving in too, so you don't have to worry about getting settled. Activities go on each day-movie nights in their theater, music programs, arts and crafts in the arts room, games in the game room, and a library if you just want to read-it's pretty lively and folks can join in community events, outings into town, school shows, parades, fairs, all kinds of things, and there's even a van for outings and shopping trips. There are outdoor paths and gardens, places to sit and visit, spots for fitness, and rooms for private family gatherings, plus a sauna room for wellness, which isn't something every place has, and there's a beauty salon and barbershop. The facility also offers adult day services, memory care with therapies for people who need help with dementia or Alzheimer's disease, and short-term rehab stays. For folks who want to stay home, there are home care aides who help with chores or provide company. Independent living options let healthier seniors live in a more social, less stressful way without surrendering their freedom, and the range of care goes up to long-term stays and hospice when that becomes needed. Miller's Merry Manor has won awards for its friendly staff and activity programs, and the care and support seem to get good marks from families and residents.