Our team is comprised of the finest administrative, medical, nursing, therapy, and support staff in the area; all dedicated to making a difference in the lives of those we serve. Our commitment is to improve the quality of life and well being of the residents we serve and to provide leadership to achieve the vision of making our community a better place.
Locally owned and operated since 1967, Marion Manor is proud to serve individuals within Marion County and surrounding communities. Our team is comprised of the finest administrative, medical and nursing therapy, and support staff in the area; all dedicated to making a difference in the lives of those we serve.
Locally owned and operated since 1967, Marion Manor is proud to serve individuals within Marion County and surrounding communities. Our team is comprised of the finest administrative, medical and nursing therapy, and support staff in the area; all dedicated to making a difference in the lives of those we serve.
Services
Since 1967 our family's personal interest has been in meeting the needs of each resident and their family. Our senior nursing facility has a wide range of services that includes Skilled Comprehensive Nursing Care and State of the Art Rehabilitation. Our registered nurses and licensed practical nurses work closely with our Medical Director, Tarlok Purewal, M.D., FACP and many other physicians and specialists in Marion County and surrounding areas.
Our professional health care staff is chosen carefully. They combine a genuine concern for the residents along with their professional credentials. This genuine concern is an attitude shared by all our staff members. These people are highly trained, and long-term nursing care is their specialty.
Individualized rehabilitative nursing techniques help residents become as self-sufficient as possible as soon as possible, to allow them to return to their former lifestyle.Raymond Gardner, M.D, has been our medical director for several years. If you need physician services, he will be glad to have a personal conference with you to discuss your needs.
Individualized rehabilitative nursing techniques help residents become as self-sufficient as possible as soon as possible, to allow them to return to their former lifestyle.Raymond Gardner, M.D, has been our medical director for several years. If you need physician services, he will be glad to have a personal conference with you to discuss your needs.
Our professional health care staff is chosen carefully. They combine a genuine concern for the residents along with their professional credentials. This genuine concern is an attitude shared by all our staff members. These people are highly trained, and long term nursing care is their specialty. Dr. Gardner is a graduate of Ohio State University with an Undergraduates B.S. in Biology.
Levering Managment, a local leader in senior care and senior living facilities in Knox County and surrounding areas for more than 50 years, has received recognition of its services from the local, state and national level. They still sit on Levering Management's board of directors.
Through a proclamation, Mount Vernon Mayor Richard Mavis recently honored the company for providing senior care and independent senior living services to local citizens, and for employing 200 residents of Mount Vernon and Knox County.
Through a proclamation, Mount Vernon Mayor Richard Mavis recently honored the company for providing senior care and independent senior living services to local citizens, and for employing 200 residents of Mount Vernon and Knox County.
Throughout our skilled nursing facility, there are attractive wall coverings, carpeting, and recessed lighting. Comfortable seating areas are designed for the residents to enjoy quiet time and conversation with family and friends. Accommodations include private and shared rooms with private bathrooms that are spacious and tastefully appointed.
Reviews (5)
Robert Howard
Oct 24, 2020
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Kristen Van Way
Jul 20, 2020
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Being a travel/ agency nurse for several years; you have no idea what your walking into. I’ve left some facilities with a heavy heart after working the assignment. Marion Manor was small and significantly different from so many other nursing assignments. To start, the staff was very welcoming, the med carts were super organized and everything was labeled! (An OCD nurses dream☺️) The report sheets were all updated and neat. The STNAs all had good relationships with the residents (truly the aides treat the residents like family) it would make your heart happy to hear the way they all communicate
Timothy Carr
Feb 01, 2019
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My grandmother was here for physical rehabilitation after a stroke. She eventually died here after having another one. The staff was always friendly and nice to her. This is something I cannot say about any other facilities in the county based on how my grandmother and other family members were treated. The facility is rather dated and could use a refresh but don't let that deture you from this place.
Mark Yannitell
Sep 12, 2018
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Small is good. Lots of great friendly and experienced staff who are experienced. Mom was unresponsive, dying. These folks were on the button with every need. Wait time never more than a few minutes - that's key. Face it - who cares about the fact the building is old. It's who is inside and how they all treat each other that matters. Mom was also at Heartland - and let me tell you - the difference couldn't be more stark. Heartland, although the staff do mean well, are just overwhelmed, and way younger. The girls at Heartland are in their early 20's versus the Manor where they have staffers who've
David Street
Nov 26, 2017
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I have to seek .... which I will. This can get very ugly.
My mom was taken from her residence since Hospice wanted her to go to Marion Manor when she wanted to die at home and my mom dies not even 10 hours later after arriving Marion Manor at around 3 A.M. on June 9th.
This is very serious and potentially a volitial legal or personal situation. Marion Manor is as stated about their (the) company about profit ... Was this part of the plan? Hauling my mom out of her house to go die, neglected, disregarded and or ignored, Etc.???
Why Hospice wanted to take her there and how/why does she die not
My mom was taken from her residence since Hospice wanted her to go to Marion Manor when she wanted to die at home and my mom dies not even 10 hours later after arriving Marion Manor at around 3 A.M. on June 9th.
This is very serious and potentially a volitial legal or personal situation. Marion Manor is as stated about their (the) company about profit ... Was this part of the plan? Hauling my mom out of her house to go die, neglected, disregarded and or ignored, Etc.???
Why Hospice wanted to take her there and how/why does she die not