Greenfield Manor

Greenfield Manor, also known as Greenfield Rehabilitation and Health Care Center, sits at 615 SE Kent St in Greenfield, Iowa, and is a smaller, home-like place where adults aged 55 and older can find a safe and residential setting with a staff that helps residents where needed, whether they just need light help or heavy care, so you get both assisted living and nursing home options in one spot, including services for Alzheimer's care and skilled nursing. Residents can pick from studio, one-bedroom, or semi-private rooms, and units come with cable, internet, and some have kitchens, giving choices for privacy and comfort, while common areas offer TV, books, and space to talk with friends or join in group activities, including a book discussion club, a musical group, a gardening group, arts and crafts, and even a cooking club for those who like making food together instead of alone. Meals are a big part of life here, with food made by a top chef and special bistro dining, and guests can join at meal times, taking away some worries about cooking every day. The staff gives medication reminders and helps with things like transferring from bed to wheelchair, so people who need non-ambulatory help can stay, plus there's incontinence care and diabetic support, but residents should be able to handle most things themselves except for standby help. For health and rehab, there's on-site physical therapy, nurses on staff, visiting podiatrists, speech and occupational therapists for those who want to work on wellness or recover from illness, and everyone gets access to 24-hour awake staff for any emergencies day or night. Amenities include a whirlpool spa, a full-service hair salon, free high-speed WiFi, cable TV, a relaxing garden and patios outside, laundry and dry-cleaning, and transportation options, with parking for residents and guests, plus free and pay-for rides to offsite activities. Spiritual life is taken care of with devotional services both on and off site, and recreation includes a dedicated recreation room, fitness equipment for wellness, and organized group trips and social events so people can stay connected and busy. Home-style apartments make it feel less medical, pets are allowed with some rules, and guests can stay overnight, which makes visits from friends and family easy. The whole place focuses on recovery, wellness, and improving the quality of life in a supportive setting that tailors care to each person, whether someone's recovering from illness or planning to age in place with some help, and there's always a compassionate team ready to help people live as independently as possible in a community where everyone knows each other's names because of its small size.