Owned by Patricia Baier, Maryhill Manor is a nursing home in Niagara, Wisconsin with 50 beds. Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay are accepted, giving families different ways to arrange coverage. Most residents stay an average of 354 days. While some arrive for rehabilitation following illness or surgery, others remain longer because of ongoing nursing care needs.
The facility’s current occupancy rate is 85%. Clinical support is layered throughout the community. A doctor is on staff, with 24-hour staffing. Residents receive an average of 4 hours and 20 minutes of nursing care each day. Nurse aides alone provide 2 hours and 42 minutes of direct daily care, forming a large part of the home’s hands-on support structure.
Memory care is one of the facility’s specialized areas. An Alzheimer’s care program serves residents experiencing cognitive decline. Maryhill Manor also operates a Resident Directed Care program due to its resident-centered approaches. Pastoral Care services support spiritual wellbeing. Rehabilitation services are available for residents who may benefit from physical, occupational, or speech therapy during recovery.
The community’s location in Niagara is car-dependent, with few walkable options nearby. Most errands and visits require transportation. Dining follows a restaurant-style model rather than fixed menus, and residents choose meals at the time of service. Breakfast room service is also available for residents who prefer to dine in their rooms.
