Clement Manor

rt0680950

Very clean, warm, and positive place. My aunt lived in their memory care. the staff and management were so supportive and compassionate any time I came to visit. What I really loved is how engaged the aides are with the residents they did activities like beach ball and music therapy. You can just tell the employees are passionate and truly care about what they do.

Debra

I toured Clement Manor. They had an activities director, they had meals, and I saw some people walking around and stuff like that. However, it just didn't have some things I was looking for. I wasn't as sold on the place. My brother liked that one, but I didn't. They were knowledgeable, and I think they answered my questions. I don't remember there being an issue with that. I thought the staff was okay. It's a lot based on Catholicism like there was a mass going on when I was in there; however, my mom wasn't raised Catholic. My brother and his wife were interested in that one, and they were Catholic, but I thought, I'm picking this for my mom. It's not for what they want, but what my mom would want. That's the part why I didn't pick that one for my mom because she wasn't of that faith. If my mom would have been a Catholic, then that would have made me give it one point higher. Everybody has stuff that matters to them, and that's how it was for me.

D.R.

We went to Clement Manor. It was very welcoming, more like a hotel, just clean, and a very warm feeling. The staff was very knowledgeable. I felt that they were very caring and answered all questions without hesitation. I saw an exercise group, and dining was all that was going on when we were there. They have a lot of lounges. The residents can get out of their rooms; they're not stuck. There's a lot of places to go. They have activity rooms, the dining area and the patios. It was very nice.

mwillock

These the nurse is awesome she is not afraid to show others the ropes and works really well with her patients.

Mark

My father is in independent living at Clement Manor. It's fine. Probably what I like most is that they are still allowing visitation in the independent living. Probably what I like least is that I think, given its age, could have been renovated more than it has. That's the biggest drawback. The central area could have been updated. I think all of the hallways, all of the common areas, just could be cleaner and more updated. After Covid, all the activities were stopped. I think they should offer more variety for the food.

Self01

We visited Clement Manor and only saw the independent living facility, even though this is a continuum of care community. The residents that we saw were very pleased with their care. We thought that the lounge was dark and very small, we thought that the apartment was just a turnoff, and so we didn’t think that it was a bargain. This is a Roman Catholic community sponsored by the school system of Saint Francis, so there are regular masses there. A couple times a month they have Protestant services. They have different ways you can go in. You can go in and pay (which is about market price, or you can go in at a five-year plan and lay out some money, which probably reduces your rent. The person we talked to wasn't sure what the five-year plan did and said she'd get back to me. Sure enough, I had it the next day, but we told her that we wouldn't be coming back because there was no dishwasher and no washer and dryer. She still invited us back to a meal, and we were very impressed with her.