fairview manor

Fairview Manor is a city owned, not for profit nursing home and has been in operation since 1973. The home is managed locally by individuals who are interested in the care and well being of those who choose to call Fairview Manor home.

Fairview Manor accepts payment from Medicaid, Medicare, Private Pay, and Private Insurance. We also have a contract with the Veteran's Administration that allows us to care for veterans that qualify for VA services. Fairview Manor offers the most competitive rates around. These rates include many of the 'extra' expenses that other facilities charge for. Being a not for profit, we are able to keep our rates lower.

We have a variety of rooms to suit the needs of all residents. We have both companion bedrooms and private bedrooms. Our private bedrooms consist of two different sizes, regular and deluxe.

Our Houses

Our Home is now divided into two small houses. Each house consists of a living room, dining room, and a kitchen area. Each household also has its own staff.

The Care Partners, the Homemakers, and our Household Coordinators work in the same household each day. This arrangement is a very important part of our house. The purpose of this consistent staffing is to allow the Residents and the staff to form meaningful relationships with each other.

Relationships are what gives meaning and purpose to life, and at Fairview Manor we strive to give our Residents a great Quality in Life.

We are continually looking for ways to de-institutionalize the look of our home. Our Nursing Home is home to our Elders, and our goal is to make it look and feel as much like home as possible. Over the past couple of years, other nursing homes have come to Fairview Manor to see our home. They are seeking out information and ways to change their facilities into home. We hope you will come and see what makes our home different from other Nursing Homes.

Person Centered Care means that the Residents are put first. One would think that the Residents  should always come first, but in a traditional nursing home, the majority of the  daily   operational activities and decisions are centered around staff and operational efficiency. This type of system often  puts the Resident's needs and preferences at the bottom of the list. In a Person centered environment, The Resident is thought of at all times and their wellbeing is evaluated no matter what decision is being made.