Heritage At St Mary's Assisted

Heritage At St Mary's Assisted sits about 14 miles outside Marietta, West Virginia, right in St. Marys, and has earned a high average rating of 9.4 out of 10, which folks say makes it the highest-rated community in the city. The place fits 38 residents, about medium-sized, and it's got studio, one-bedroom, semi-private, and two-bedroom rooms, all come furnished, many with kitchenettes, and every room has cable TV and Wi-Fi, so residents can stay connected. The community offers assisted living, skilled nursing, home care, and specialized memory care for people with cognitive changes, with care plans adjusted for what each resident needs, and while they help with bathing, dressing, transfers, medication, diabetes monitoring, and other daily tasks, the aim is always to help people stay as independent as possible, and there's always someone available-staff are trained and there round the clock with a 24-hour call system in place. Folks get regular meals made by experienced chefs and meal planners, with options for special diets like low-sugar for diabetes, there's all-day dining, and the staff handle housekeeping, laundry, linen changes, and arrange transportation for doctor's visits. Residents can enjoy indoor and outdoor spaces-think a barber and salon room, garden areas, arts room, common living rooms, movie nights, walking paths, and plenty of scheduled and resident-run activities to encourage movement, engagement, and socializing; they also arrange worship services and off-site trips for those who want to go out. Heritage At St Mary's has a homelike and modern design with a welcoming, warm feeling, where staff take care to treat residents with kindness and pay close attention to what each person needs, whether it's help with mobility or something more medical like diabetic and incontinence care. The community has a separate pricing structure for services, including fees for care plans, and offers short-term respite stays if needed. Move-in coordination is available to make settling in easier, and the support goes beyond medical-with activities, arts, and events meant to make the place lively, the community focuses on creating a supportive, safe, and family-like atmosphere for seniors needing different types of care.