Warrenton Manor

Warrenton Manor sits in Warrenton and, on most days, has about 85 residents out of its 120 certified beds, which means the place never feels too full or too empty, and they've always stressed a welcoming environment where folks can make their rooms feel like home, and families can visit with animals as long as pets are up-to-date on their shots. The facility offers care types like nursing home, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, home care, and always keeps licensed nurses, RNs, LPNs, Nurse Assistants, and Certified Nurse Assistants on staff, with around 2.75 nursing hours per resident daily, which falls below the state average but is managed with help from physicians who cover physical and emotional needs. Staff stick around a little longer here, with a nurse turnover rate of 54.4%, which is lower than the state average, and families get updates about changes in condition, medications, or tests since they've built in open communication and 24/7 support. Safety gets regular attention too, with trained staff running monthly fire and elopement drills, keypad-locked doors, and steady emergency training, while all drivers-trained and CPR certified-help residents with transportation for outings, doctor visits, and errands. Residents can enjoy three daily meals with alternate options, snacks, and table service even for those who need help at meals, plus there's a barbershop, beauty salon, lounge, and a patio for quiet or social hours. People like that Warrenton Manor arranges outings, picnics, trips to baseball games or casinos, and keeps newsletters and programs going, with a social worker who helps folks set up transitions, connect to home health, Meals on Wheels, or community resources if they're heading home or somewhere new. There's more, with doctors for feet, vision, dental, psychiatry, and therapies for speech or occupational needs, and the community allows for short-term or respite stays at about $200 per day if someone just needs a break or help for a short while, and memory care beds are limited, so they're usually on a waitlist. On paper, Warrenton Manor follows strong infection safety practices, but state inspectors have found infection control issues and noted a few deficiencies, such as not always meeting professional care standards or completing care plans, so it's worth considering these reports when choosing care. Despite these concerns, it's still the highest rated senior living facility in Warrenton with a 7.5 out of 10 average rating, and it's a for-profit business currently affiliated with James & Judy Lincoln, keeping things running with monthly newsletters and a steady set of services designed to make life easier and safer for seniors as they age in place.