Finding the right long term care facility is critical to your loved one’s overall health and wellness as they age.

Are you looking for rehab centers that offer physical/occupational therapy, or simply access to around-the-clock supervision and care?

If you are the primary caregiver for a loved one with Alzheimer’s, then you know how difficult it can be to provide the best possible in-home care.

  Approximately 70% of Americans turning 65 years old will require long term care at one time. If your aged loved one needs specialized medical care, it’ll be wise to take them to a long term care facility. You have to be careful to ensure the facility you choose allows your loved one to live […]

Do you have a loved one that is getting older, and you are concerned for their well-being? People often have tough decisions to make regarding the care of their beloved elderly relatives as their health deteriorates, necessitating the need for more professional and skilled care. It is estimated that around 52% of people will need […]

Rehabilitation makes up close to a third of all healthcare spending in the United States. That said, seniors may opt for one of two rehab options: assisted and independent living. Here, we’ll outline a few of the differences between independent living and assisted living rehab facilities. Level of Personal Assistance When searching for rehab facilities […]

The experienced nursing home services of Manor Grove have the compassionate and professional nursing assistance you need to keep your loved ones happy and healthy.

As we get older, balance becomes more difficult and it can be challenging to get around. Not only is this frustrating for your loved one, but it’s also scary because it puts them at greater risk for slips and falls.

Many seniors will need a little extra help to get back to their regular routine after an accident, health setback, or hospital stay. For Americans turning 65, almost 70% will need some kind of long term care facility during their later years. Whether a caregiver needs to consider a rehab, skilled nursing, or long term […]

Many elderly adults can live in their homes and lead a normal life. With some extra assistance, they can stay at home. However, some will need more skilled care.