Rocky Ridge Manor

Rocky Ridge Manor sits as a privately owned long-term care community with 65 certified beds and takes both Medicare and Medicaid, so people from many walks of life can stay here, and they've had the same management company, Ltc Management Services LLC, running things since 2009, with ownership by James and Judy Lincoln, who each own half and keep direct control. The facility has a range of living options, from assisted living and independent living to memory care and skilled nursing, including a nursing home that's rated five stars by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, and you'll find folks living in simple studio-style rooms with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, cable TV, telephones, and free Wi-Fi, so the basics are covered, and if you want to stay connected, there's an option to use Facebook services for social engagement too. There's always 24-hour supervision and nursing care for people needing help with things like bathing, dressing, and medicines, plus specialized therapy and rehabilitation on site, aiming to support the highest possible level of well-being-physically, mentally, and socially-for each resident, though reviews average out at 7.3 out of 10, which is good but does leave room for improvement. There are amenities like a game room, well-stocked library, fitness room, arts and activity space, outdoor walking paths and gardens, plus a spa and wellness room, and you'll see residents out in the courtyard or gathered for movie nights, music, and all kinds of group programs organized with help from the staff and even some run by the residents themselves, all in an effort to keep everyone active and involved. Dining is available from a community restaurant with meals for folks with allergies and diabetes, and there are all-day meal choices, so people eat when they wish, and for those who need a ride, transportation's handled with handicapped accessible vans for doctor visits and outings, and there's parking for those who drive. For the day-to-day needs, staff provide housekeeping, laundry, and even help with moving in, all while keeping an eye on activities and the general community atmosphere, but it's important to note that inspection reports have found deficiencies, with eighteen total citations and some related to infection control, cleaning, staff observation, and resident activities, so while they deliver comprehensive care and opportunities for both enjoying life and getting the medical help needed under physician supervision, there's a record that shows areas where things could be safer or more consistent, which families may want to ask about. Staff spend about 3.11 nursing hours per resident daily, though nurse turnover is high at 71.7%, so staff consistency can vary, but residents do get access to regular therapy, individualized care, and various services to support their health and daily life, and the community encourages careers for caring people who want to help older adults make the most of each day. Virtual tours are available through certain internet browsers, so anyone can get a look inside and see if the spaces and services seem like a good fit before making any decisions.