Mesa Manor Center

Mesa Manor Center sits at 2901 North 12th Street in Grand Junction, Colorado, and serves adults aged 55 and older who need different kinds of care, whether that's assisted living, nursing care, or memory care for folks living with Alzheimer's or other memory challenges, and the place offers both short-stay rehab and long-term care with about 84 licensed beds, and the rooms come in a mix of studio and suite layouts, with some shared and some private, so seniors can find what fits them best, and every room's already furnished and you get comforts from things like available telephones to housekeeping and laundry services, and there's even help for allergies and special diets with all the meals prepared, so folks with diabetes or other restrictions get proper nutrition. Trained medical staff are there around the clock, and residents receive help as needed with bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting, transfers, and medication, plus wound care, catheter care, and injections too, which makes it easier for people with physical disabilities, mental health needs, or challenging behaviors to keep up their routines, and there's constant supervision and a call system to keep everyone safe, and the team is ready for emergencies or health episodes, plus you'll find visiting nurses, therapy services like physical, speech, and occupational therapies, even specialty programs for those managing diabetes, mental health needs, or heart problems. Folks get daily support, but they're not isolated, since the staff run a steady stream of community-sponsored activities-movie nights, social groups, arts programs, and education sessions for keeping minds and bodies going, with everything planned so everyone gets a shot at being included and staying active, and there are amenities like a garden, an arts room, a community room, and spots to see friends or family. The center helps with arranging rides and there's parking for visitors, and the location's close to grocery stores, pharmacies, coffee shops, restaurants, gas stations, and banks, making it easier for family or friends to stop by or run errands. If someone only needs a place for a short while-to recover after a hospital stay, say, or to give a regular caregiver a break-Mesa Manor Center has respite care options, and hospice care is available for those who need comfort near the end of life, and there's even help with referrals, caregiver training, and getting group or home-delivered meals, so people get support in and out of the facility. The staff can answer questions about health conditions, and the center accepts both Medicare and Medicaid for services, and if you want to see it for yourself, they offer tours where you can meet staff, look at rooms, and walk around the grounds, and though not much information is posted online, there's a way to talk to a local advisor for guidance. The Mesa Manor Center is part of Genesis HealthCare's network, and it belongs to District IV of the Colorado Health Care Association, and it has a rating of 2.0 out of 24 reviews, so folks can take that into account while looking at care options.