Seneca House

Seneca House stands in Seneca, Missouri, and offers care for older adults who may need help with daily things like bathing, dressing, or taking their medicine, and it also has a memory care area called Autumn Court that aims to make daily life safer and less confusing for folks with Alzheimer's disease or other similar conditions, and people with dementia have a Special Care Unit where trained staff help with wandering and other challenges, and the place has both private and semi-private rooms, all with bathrooms, and covers about 21,532 square feet on a single level, and there are 80 beds, so it's not such a big place that you'd get lost, and it was built back in 1992 with a concrete foundation, shingle roof, and tile floors, and the whole facility sits on about 1.38 acres, which gives people some outdoor space, and Seneca House has services for people with more physical or mental needs who need around-the-clock care as well as a residential care home option, where seniors can live in a shared neighborhood home with a caregiver who helps with things like dressing and bathing, and they take care in following health guidelines and train their staff to meet residents' special needs, especially for memory loss, and the facility runs activities aimed at helping people stay engaged and active, and will give full nursing care as needed, and they'll offer respite and adult day care if families need a short break, and they also have hospice services for those who need it, and families can pay privately, or use Medicaid, Medicare, managed care, or private insurance to cover costs, which covers a lot of options for most folks, and the administrator is Rebecca Mitchell, who oversees things day to day to help make sure needs are met as they come up.