Page Manor sits at 502 Church St Apartment 702 and is an apartment building set up for seniors, where people can choose the right level of help for their needs, whether needing only a few extra services in independent living or full medical care in skilled nursing, and it's sort of a community that does a good job mixing different care levels, so someone can move through the different options as they age without having to look for a new place every time something changes, and the folks there have tried to make sure they meet a wide range of needs with both general and specialized care, like memory care programs for people with dementia or Alzheimer's that offer familiar routines, activities aimed at helping memory, and lots of safety features. There are Board and Care Homes within Page Manor, smaller residential homes tucked inside quiet neighborhoods, where a handful of residents get daily personal care in a homey setting, but the larger community also has apartments and other housing options if someone wants more typical apartment living with services included.
Staff are there around the clock for safety and support, and they handle everything from medication management to meals, bathing help, and even wound care for those who need it, so family members don't have to worry, and there is a management team who deals with daily services, resident relations, and things like health and safety checks, including pest management or storage solutions for people who need to move their things during treatments. The care team makes plans tailored to each resident, adjusting as their needs change, and the nurses provide rehabilitation too, plus there's transportation for shopping or appointments, and cleaning services like laundry and housekeeping, which takes a load off. Eating is made easier with nutritional dining programs, and the social and recreational activities help keep folks active and connected, while pets can stay with residents, evidenced by a resident caring for three pets, so animal lovers needn't worry about leaving companions behind, and all these things add up to a place that's about supporting seniors, giving help where needed, and making day-to-day life easier for people as they age.
