Camden Manors

Camden Manors in Camdenton is an affordable senior living community with 163 subsidized apartments, so folks find a variety of living options like standard or luxury rooms, both one- and two-bedroom, even studios and semi-private rooms if they want to save a little or need something different, and Camden Manors keeps a waiting list since the income-based housing options and project-based help can make it easier for low-income seniors to stay housed-there's even help with rent through vouchers and different programs like USDA Rural Housing, plus grants for permanent housing if you need a hand getting settled. Some apartments are designed to be more accessible, so people with mobility issues have a better time moving around, and if you need assisted living services, the staff's around 24 hours a day to lend a hand with daily things like getting dressed, eating, or even help with a wheelchair, and there's support for folks managing diabetes and those who can't always get around on their own. Camden Manors also gives people a choice when it comes to care, handling everything from those who only need a little support to residents with memory care needs or folks who can't live by themselves anymore but don't need full nursing home care just yet, so fees cover different levels from low to high depending on how much help someone wants, and for extra flexibility, the place takes private pay, insurance, Social Security, and veteran's benefits, though there are some extra charges for community, buy-in, respite, or if a second person joins the room. Around the community, meals get provided, there are guest meals for visitors, and a full activity schedule means regular events, field trips, movement programs, and time to chat in common spaces both inside and out, with an activity director making sure there's always something to do, and there's a salon on-site for haircuts if you want to clean up, along with devotional services for folks who like to worship with neighbors. Residents also get help when moving in or out, and extra services like security deposits, emergency lodging, or relocation support can make transitions smoother, plus they try to improve housing for people in tough spots, like families or individuals with nowhere else to go or living in poor conditions. The staff's trained to help seniors with many different needs, so folks can stay as independent as possible, but always have support close by, all in a simple, home-like place that keeps people connected through food, activities, faith, and care. This facility was verified in 2019 by Colleen Carter and Ric Gresia, and management's based at 296 Lester Drive in Camdenton, just trying to make sure people who need affordable senior care can find a safe and supportive place to live.