McElveen Manor provides two primary levels of care—Assisted Living and Memory Care—in a setting designed to keep residents medically supported around the clock. Licensed staff manage medications, monitor vital signs, and coordinate with physicians to adjust treatment plans as conditions change. For residents living with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia, secure memory-care areas limit wandering risks and use evidence-based programming to maintain cognitive function. Emergency call systems connect residents directly to caregivers at any hour.

Beyond medical oversight, the community offers help with activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, and grooming. An on-site nurse supervises care plans and conducts regular health assessments, while rehabilitation and therapy services are arranged as needed. Scheduled transportation gets residents to off-site medical appointments, and the staff tracks follow-up instructions to ensure continuity of care. Safety checks, fall-prevention strategies, and routine wellness education round out the support structure.

Residents can choose from private or companion suites, though specific layouts and features vary; not every accommodation includes each option. Rooms are equipped for accessibility, and maintenance handles repairs to keep spaces functional. Outdoor areas give residents a place to walk, sit, or garden under staff supervision, adding another dimension to daily life without requiring them to leave the property.

Dining follows an all-day model, allowing residents to eat on their own schedule rather than set meal times. The culinary team prepares meals that meet physician-ordered diets, including low-sodium, diabetic, or mechanical-soft menus when required. Registered dietitians review menus to balance nutrition, and caregivers monitor intake for residents who need extra assistance.

McElveen Manor supplements care with practical amenities. Residents can join interest-based clubs and community groups, unwind in a whirlpool tub designed for relaxation, or pick up a controller for the Wii gaming system equipped with Wii Sports. An activity center hosts crafts and fitness classes, and the library and computer lounge provides space for reading, internet access, and email with family. These features support social connection and recreation without having to leave the campus.