Phillip's Manor Nursing Home

Phillips Manor Nursing Home has served families in the Lynn and North Shore area for over 60 years, offering care for people who need support with daily activities or complex medical needs, and Richard M. Augeri owns and runs the place, keeping things independent without ties to big companies, so you get a community feeling that feels more personal, and with 38 employees taking care of just 22 beds, people tend to get more direct attention. The facility covers long-term care, short-term rehabilitation, and respite care, plus there's skilled nursing, PT/OT/speech therapy, dementia and Alzheimer's care, hospice care, and palliative services for those who need extra support or help at the end of life, and on top of that, home care services reach people outside the facility who still want to stay at home with some assistance. Staff help with bathing, dressing, transferring, medication management, Ryle's tube feeding, bed sore care, catheter needs, and specialized care for specific health problems. Residents can get private, semi-private, and multi-bed rooms, all fully furnished, so no one has to worry about bringing furniture, and the meals come from a home-style kitchen with attention to special diets-meals are served "restaurant-style" so folks can enjoy eating together, plus snacks throughout the day for those who need a little extra. Housekeeping, laundry, and linens are done on-site, and each room comes with cable TV, a telephone, and Wi-Fi, which helps people stay connected. There's a 24-hour call system for help anytime, along with constant supervision, and the place has strict safety protocols, especially about COVID-19, including limited visitation to keep people safer. Phillips Manor has a small library, gardens, and outdoor areas to relax or get fresh air, plus a dining room, beauty salon, and kitchenettes, and people can join community and resident-run activities every day, whether they like games, crafts, or spiritual gatherings, with programs focused on social engagement and emotional health. The facility arranges regular visits from doctors, eye, dental, and podiatry care, and there's a 24-hour pharmacy for medication and consultations, plus radiology, lab services, and mental health evaluation. Residents get help with medication, and family caregivers can take a break thanks to respite services. Phillips Manor is Medicare and Medicaid certified, and aims to treat everyone with compassion, dignity, and recognition of their choices, focusing on personal needs right down to laundry for personal clothes and special diets. The building's smaller size and seasoned staff mean people often know each other's names, and the place tries to keep things feeling homey. The home has an A+ rating from the BBB even though it's not accredited, and has built up a reputation for solid care in the area, taking pride in its safety measures, and sticking to high standards through health crises and changes over the years.