Providing a Legacy of Compassionate Care for Over 15 Years
Below you'll find answers to many commonly asked questions. Do you have a question that's not on this list? Feel free to contact us directly at 508-433-4400.
Is Mary Ann Morse accredited?
Yes. We are accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations. In addition, we have received outstanding ratings from the Department of Public Health. Read more about Mary Ann Morse Nursing & Rehabilitation Center.
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What sorts of services and amenities do you provide to residents and patients?
You can read a complete list of services and amenities here.
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What types of rooms are available?
Residents live in private, double, or triple rooms with bathrooms. They are encouraged to personalize their rooms with their own furnishings and decorations.
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Where do residents eat their meals?
Breakfast is served on the residents' rooms. Lunch and dinner are served in the main dining room or on the resident's unit. A private dining room is available for family celebrations. All special diets prescribed by physicians are followed.
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When can family members, friends, and guests visit?
Mary Ann Morse has an "open door" policy, and visitors are welcome at all hours, but we do ask that all visitors respect the needs of other residents.
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What sorts of activities do you have?
A full-time activities director oversees daily recreational programs, including exercise classes, card and board games, book clubs, discussion groups, live entertainment, poetry readings, pet visits, and a wide range of religious services. A Resident Council meets monthly and serves as a forum for residents to voice any concerns or ideas concerning their daily care and living. View our current activities calendar here.
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My mother has her own doctor. Can she keep him, even if she becomes a resident at Mary Ann Morse?
Yes. Residents at Mary Ann Morse may maintain their own private physician, provided the physician is affiliated with Mary Ann Morse. If your physician is not currently affiliated with Mary Ann Morse, please have him or her contact our health information coordinator-the affiliation process is quite simple. As an alternative, residents can choose to be under the care of one of the facility's medical directors. Physicians are required, at a minimum, to visit patients every 30 days for the first three months and every 60 days thereafter. They are available by telephone 24 hours a day. The resident's care plan is formulated with input from the health care team and the resident, and it is updated as needed.
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Do you have other questions that we haven't answered here? Call us at 508-433-4400 or email us today.
