About Us
Genuine care and safety are our top priorities here at Hartland Residential Care Center
What Is Residential Care?
Residential Care is for seniors who can still do many things on their own but need a little help each day.
Think of it as having your own home, with caring people nearby 24 hours a day when you need them.
Residential Care — Not a Nursing Home
Hartland Residential Care Center is a Residential Care Facility designed for individuals who can safely MENTALLY and PHYSICALLY navigate INDEPENTLY in the event of an emergency but may benefit from assistance with everyday needs. Hartland is a residential care home, not a large institutional building. The smaller setting helps residents feel known, reduces overstimulation, and allows caregivers to notice changes in mood, appetite, mobility, and comfort more quickly.
At Hartland Residential Care Center, our 24-hour awake staff help with things like:
- Medication administration
- Personal care and hygiene assistance
- Diabetic care needs
- Daily Housekeeping, Laundry and Linen services
- Engaging Activities, Exercise and Companionship
- Everyday needs
Other Service provided for our residents:
- Wi-Fi access
- Two outside porches
- Library/Sitting Room
- On-Site Salon
- On-site Physical Therapy
Who Can Live at Hartland?
Residential Care is best for someone who does not need the higher level of medical care provided by a nursing home.
Residents must also be able to understand an emergency and safely get to safety within the required amount of time.
Every person is different, so we visit with each resident and their family to make sure Hartland is the right level of care for them.
Residential Care vs. a Nursing Home
Here's the easiest way to explain the difference:
Residential Care:
"I can still do many things for myself, but I need some help."
Nursing Home:
"I need a higher level of medical and nursing care."
What Makes Hartland Different?
We're small—and we like it that way.
Hartland has accommodations for only 12 senior adults. That gives us the opportunity to really get to know the people who live here—their likes and dislikes, routines, personalities, and individual needs. Size of the community should be an important component of your discission for more personal 1 on 1 care.
We're located in a quiet, country-like setting on a private drive just outside Marshall, Missouri.
Our goal is simple:
Provide the help you need.
Encourage the independence you have.
And give you a comfortable place to call home.
A Smaller Setting ● Personalized Care ● The Comforts of Home
Hartland Residential Care Center
"Good People Taking Care of Good People"
It's tough sometimes. We're Here to Help till the very end.
Choosing the right care for yourself or a loved one is an important decision.
Having the right information and understanding your options can provide confidence and peace of mind when choosing the care and environment that best meet your needs.
- Deciding to try a residential living facility or placing a family member is difficult.
- Hartland's smaller size allows our caregivers to truly know each resident and provide more personal one-on-one attention in a comfortable, homelike setting-not a large institutional environment.
- Sometimes people and their families wait too long.
- Often a person loses a lot of ground physically and/or mentally before placement is considered.
- Prevention and stabilization are important.
- Be realistic and seek our professional advice and experienced care.
MARKERS OF GOOD CARE
Good care goes beyond regulations. When visiting long term care facilities, look for these seven common aspects of quality care:
Central focus: Focus is not only on residents, but also on families, staff, and community.
Care: Staff provides individualized care to each resident.
Family involvement: Families are encouraged to participate.
Communication: Regular communication occurs between families, staff, and residents.
Home: The community looks and feels like a home.
Environment: The space is clean, odor-free, and pleasant.
Staff: Staff is numerous, responsive, compassionate, well trained and well paid.
