Miracle Manor

Miracle Manor sits in a quiet Rockville neighborhood near the Shady Grove Metro, shopping, and restaurants, and it's got just five residents in a single-story building that's easy to get around, which helps keep things peaceful, and it's owned by a registered nurse who's worked in healthcare over 17 years so folks can expect practical nursing knowledge on hand. Residents here choose between private and semi-private rooms with wheelchair accessible showers, bathtubs, cable TV, and Wi-Fi, and there's a secured perimeter and a gated entrance for safety, which is good for those who might need a little extra supervision or have memory concerns. There are both indoor and outdoor common areas set up for relaxing and socializing, and there are quiet spots and gardens, plus activity rooms where people can enjoy things like music, games, fitness, and horticulture programs-they offer structured activities both onsite and offsite to keep minds and bodies active, and devotional activities are available at nearby places. Miracle Manor licenses for assisted living, memory care, nursing home, and independent living services, and folks as young as 18 can move in, which is unusual, and the facility's got licensed and registered staff, including part-time nurses and care assistants available 24 hours a day; these staff help with bathing, dressing, toileting, grooming, mobility, and medication management. The team can handle complex medical needs like diabetes care, incontinence, wound care, feeding tubes, catheters, colostomy, IV therapies, and tracheostomy, and an on-site RN and visiting physician support regular health care, with free pharmacy services and help arranging visits or transport if residents need to see their doctors. Meals and snacks get cooked onsite and served daily with options to match doctor's orders, and the staff take care of laundry, linens, and housekeeping. Transportation's available for errands or appointments for an extra cost, but there's free parking for residents and guests, and public transit's easy to reach nearby. The community stays pet-free, but it does allow for a range of activity programs and resident engagement, including religious services offered offsite. Safety's emphasized through locked doors and around-the-clock care, and the building was last renovated in 2019 which keeps things up to date, but the homelike feeling remains. There's a straightforward, all-inclusive monthly pricing model starting at $2,500 for assisted living and memory care. They also accept respite stays and have special services like hospice care, in-home health, skilled nursing, and consulting for family members or organizations interested in elder care. Miracle Manor keeps things personal and quiet, focusing on meaningful relationships and attentive help with daily living while making sure it doesn't feel too clinical or overwhelming for anyone who wants a steady, friendly place in a small, secure setting.