Pleasant Manor II is a small adult foster care home with space for up to 6 residents, and it's the kind of place where you'll find rooms already furnished, including useful things like telephones for each resident, and you can expect scheduled meals, special diets, and an option for all-day dining so folks don't have to eat at the same time if they don't want to. The building has a safe, purpose-built memory care area with alarms and bracelets that help stop wandering, and staff are trained to look after people with Alzheimer's, traumatic brain injury, and other mental challenges, plus there's help for folks who are physically handicapped, aged, or developmentally disabled. People who live here can get care for bowel or bladder incontinence, medication help that even covers diabetes care with sliding scale insulin, and the staff is ready for residents who need reminders about things like grooming or toileting, or help with moving around, including those who need two people or a lift for transfers. Staff are there 24 hours a day, they can handle major behavior issues or challenging habits, and they keep the property secured for safety.
Residents here can join movie nights, social gatherings, and even exercise sessions, and the community also has walking paths and a garden so folks can enjoy the outdoors, and there's more like laundry, housekeeping, and both planned and spontaneous group activities. Amenities include emergency alert systems, help with moving in, transportation for appointments at a cost, plus parking for residents who drive. Pets like cats and dogs can live there too, which is nice for people who don't want to leave their pets behind. For folks with dementia or memory problems, there's a dedicated memory care unit that offers programs and health plans suited to them.
Programs and activities try to give each person a chance to take part and stay engaged, whether that means board and care, joining a tour to meet the staff and residents, or using resources for particular health needs. Pleasant Manor II offers more than just assisted living-you'll also find independent living options, home care, respite care for family breaks, nursing care, and more, with each service tailored to match how much help someone needs. The community's cozy and warm atmosphere means each resident can get individual attention, and the staff can help with medication, dressing, bathing, and other daily needs. Rooms cost about $3,000 whether they're private studios or shared spaces. The small group home layout makes it easier for people to build friendships and feel at home rather than getting lost in a crowd, and all care is coordinated with healthcare providers so support is consistent and thorough. Multilingual caregivers speak English, and people with different medical and behavioral issues have a place here, which includes lots of help for people who might otherwise struggle in a bigger building.
