Libertad Manor delivers Assisted Living, Residential Care Home, and Memory Care services in one setting, giving residents access to varying levels of support without relocating as needs change. The team can manage oxygen therapy, physician-ordered special diets, diabetes controlled with oral medication, and care for residents younger than 60. Staff members are trained to work with all stages of dementia, including advanced conditions, so families can rely on consistent oversight as cognitive needs progress.
Safety and hands-on help are built into daily operations. All employees complete background checks, an awake night shift remains on duty, and 24-hour staffing is reinforced by a fenced rear yard, alarmed doors, and a PERS alert system that immediately notifies caregivers. Residents who need full assistance with bathing, eating, dressing, or toileting receive that service without additional fees. Transfer options range from simple standby support to two-person or full Hoyer-lift transfers, accommodating individuals who use walkers, wheelchairs, or who are bed-bound.
Private and semiprivate accommodations are offered, many of which arrive fully furnished and cable-ready, and all receive regular housekeeping and scheduled laundry services. Not all rooms include every feature, so families can select the option that best fits both needs and budget.
Meals are prepared on site with attention to physician or dietitian directives. The kitchen provides diet modifications such as gluten-free, vegetarian, mechanical soft, pureed, or thickened-liquid menus, ensuring residents with swallowing or metabolic issues receive appropriate nutrition.
Residents have access to wheelchair-friendly common areas, a dedicated movie room, internet connectivity, and a patio with seating for outdoor visits. Pets are allowed to visit, and it’s a good idea to check with the community during your visit to see if your pet will be allowed. Services and activities are offered in both Spanish and English to accommodate diverse language preferences.
