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At Brandel Manor, we offer outstanding care and personal attention. We make every effort to assure that all residents are fulfilled in mind, body and spirit. Our nursing staff stays in touch with your personal physician by means of private messaging and secure phone communications.

When you rehab at Brandel Manor, you’ll get to experience Medicare 5-star quality care in a comfortable and caring setting, with delicious dining and a range of convenient services and amenities. Consistent staffing creates a warm and familiar continuity that enriches the lives of everyone here.

What we offer:

Fully equipped therapy/rehab gym
A demo studio apartment helpful in practicing and assessing self care skills needed for a safe discharge home
Bath with shower chair
Safety grab bars
Outdoor patio
Full calendar of events
Chef-prepared meals

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