Care Manor Nursing and Rehab in Mountain Home, Arkansas, delivers long-term nursing care, memory care, short-term rehabilitation, and respite stays. Memory care programs use secured accommodations and continuous supervision to protect residents prone to wandering, while short-term respite care provides temporary support for primary family caregivers needing time away.
Operated by MHCNC under administrator Randy J. Sutterfield and director Steve Larson, the 104-bed community logs an average of 4 hours and 37 minutes of direct daily nursing care per resident. Living choices include private rooms, and on-site features include a therapy gym for rehabilitation services, a salon, and an enclosed courtyard with a gazebo and paved walking path.
Kitchen staff led by a certified dietary manager handle meal preparation to accommodate food allergies and individual dietary preferences. A 60 walk score allows for some errands on foot, and accepted payment types include Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay.
Prospective residents looking into long-term care options or short-term caregiver support can get in touch with Care Manor Nursing and Rehab to request details on open beds, discuss funding avenues, or plan a tour.
