Mount St. Francis Nursing Center is licensed as a nursing-home provider, delivering 24-hour skilled nursing supervision and assistance with daily living tasks for residents who require a higher level of clinical oversight. Registered and licensed practical nurses are on duty around the clock, ensuring that medication management, wound care, and chronic disease monitoring are handled promptly and according to physician orders.

The center also offers targeted medical support services. On-site physical therapy is available for individuals recovering from surgery, injury, or general decline, with therapists working from a dedicated rehabilitation space to improve strength, balance, and mobility. Short-term respite stays give family caregivers a reliable option when temporary coverage is needed, allowing guests to receive the same nursing attention and therapeutic services as long-term residents.

Resident rooms include a mix of private and shared layouts, and some but not all units feature cable TV for personal entertainment. Regular housekeeping is provided, and the grounds include outdoor areas such as gardens and walking paths where residents who are medically cleared can spend time outside. Because floor plans and features vary, prospective residents should confirm which specific amenities come with each accommodation.

Daily meals are prepared by the culinary staff and served in communal dining areas, with menus designed to meet standard nutritional guidelines and physician-ordered diet plans. Staff dietitians review individual needs to ensure residents receive appropriate textures, portion sizes, and specialized options such as low-sodium or diabetic meals when required.

Additional amenities include an activity center where group events and exercise classes are scheduled, a library and computer lounge for reading or internet access, and organized clubs that encourage social engagement. Residents may participate in planned outings to local points of interest, structured arts and crafts sessions, and casual walks on the property’s paths as approved by their care team, supporting both social interaction and moderate physical activity.