We at Alcester Care & Rehab Center (ACRC) offer long term care for those persons who are no longer able to remain in their home alone. Included in our services are skilled nursing and rehabilitation care, meals, medical services, and protection for those who are ill, frail, and in need of 24 hour supervision. We provide ongoing staff training to ensure and enhance the quality of care that your loved one will receive. Our staff provides compassionate care and realizes that residents aren't just residents.. they are family!
Formerly the Morningside Manor, Alcester Care and Rehab has been serving the community of Alcester and surrounding areas. We have kept our home town, family atmosphere while continuing to improve our quality of care by taking advantage of advancements in rehabilitation services, medical technology and employee education.
The Assisted Living facilities at Alcester Care and Rehab are second to none. All rooms are bright and cheery, rooms may be painted and decorated to suit each resident's personal preferences. Our goal is to provide everyone a clean, comfortable feeling of home.
The overall facility offers a chapel, sun room, beauty shop, laundry facility and large cafeteria area for group meals, if desired. We also have a large back yard, and flower beds for those interested in outdoor activities.
Residents of our Assisted Living facility have access to our 24-hour-a-day medical staff including up to 18 hours a week of hands-on nursing care such as nebulizer treatments, diabetic management or medication administration. Our on-site Therapy Room and full team of therapists can take care of any needs without leaving the building.
The Skilled Care services offered by Alceseter Care and Rehab combine the best in medical and rehabilitation training with a homey atmosphere and a caring staff. We strive to ensure that all of our residents not only receive the skilled nursing care they need, but that they also feel like they are part of the “family“ atmostphere we work hard at maintaining in our facility.
