COVID-19 Alert!
May 21, 2020 Update As a result of the second COVID 19 testing held May 20, 2020, we have been informed that seven residents and five staff members are COVID positive. None of these individuals have any COVID related symptoms. All families of the residents have been notified. The ND Department of Health conducted a COVID-19 Focused Survey this afternoon. The survey revealed that our facility was in substantial compliance and no deficiencies were cited.
Per the Health Resources and Response Manager with the ND Department of Health:
“I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate you and your staff on your efforts to proactively address the quality of care issues for the residents in your facility. The outcome of this survey indicates that your efforts were worthwhile, and the residents have benefited. We ask that you continue your efforts to provide the very best care possible for your residents.” (See the full report following this post)
“I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate you and your staff on your efforts to proactively address the quality of care issues for the residents in your facility. The outcome of this survey indicates that your efforts were worthwhile, and the residents have benefited. We ask that you continue your efforts to provide the very best care possible for your residents.” (See the full report following this post)
May 12, 2020 Update: Marian Manor HealthCare Center was notified by the ND Department of Health that all remaining COVID tests were negative for residents and staff. A special thanks to everyone for their prayers and thoughts.
Currently, Marian Manor HealthCare Center is waiting for notice from the ND Health Department to reschedule the COVID testing for residents and staff. This testing is vital to make sure everyone is healthy and to continue to keep our facility COVID-free. If any staff would be found to be asymptomatic with a positive COVID test, the following steps are in place and are in addition to other current infection prevention measures. Residents who can tolerate a mask are wearing them if they need to leave their room. All activities are provided in resident rooms or in the hallways. With community businesses opening, we are encouraging staff to continue to make smart decisions by avoiding crowds, maintaining safe distancing and frequent hand hygiene. Families and loved ones are reminded to call Michelle our Social Worker at 701-348-3107 to schedule a visit with a resident by phone, Face time, Skype or even to visit through a window. On April 22, kids from the Doll House Daycare also stopped by to decorate the sidewalk with chalk entertaining the residents as they looked out the activity windows.
As a result of our COVID -19 testing on May 8th, one resident has been tested positive for COVID-19. The resident’s family has been notified. Other results are still pending and may not be known for several days. We are in contact with the ND Department of Health and are following their guidance and recommendations to keep the residents and staff safe.
Spring Visitation:
As the weather gets nicer, we have additional staff available Saturday and Sunday from 1 pm to 4 pm and Monday after business hours until 7 pm for phone calls, video chats, Face time and window visits. Please call ahead of time to schedule a visit with our Social Worker Michelle at 701-348-3107 or her email socworker@marianmanorhc.com.
As the weather gets nicer, we have additional staff available Saturday and Sunday from 1 pm to 4 pm and Monday after business hours until 7 pm for phone calls, video chats, Face time and window visits. Please call ahead of time to schedule a visit with our Social Worker Michelle at 701-348-3107 or her email socworker@marianmanorhc.com.
May 4, 2020 Update: Currently, Marian Manor HealthCare Center is waiting for notice from the ND Health Department to reschedule the COVID testing for residents and staff. This testing is vital to make sure everyone is healthy and to continue to keep our facility COVID-free. If any staff would be found to be asymptomatic with a positive COVID test, the following steps are in place and are in addition to other current infection prevention measures. Residents who can tolerate a mask are wearing them if they need to leave their room. All activities are provided in resident rooms or in the hallways. With community businesses opening, we are encouraging staff to continue to make smart decisions by avoiding crowds, maintaining safe distancing and frequent hand hygiene. Families and loved ones are reminded to call Michelle our Social Worker at 701-348-3107 to schedule a visit with a resident by phone, Face time, Skype or even to visit through a window. On April 22, kids from the Doll House Daycare also stopped by to decorate the sidewalk with chalk entertaining the residents as they looked out the activity windows.
April 7, 2020 Update:
Governor Burgum suspended visitation to long-term care facilities, including skilled nursing facilities and basic care facilities, except in cases of end-of-life or compassionate care circumstances such as medical and emotional care for patients with terminal diseases, including hospice care. All non-essential personnel and volunteers are restricted from long-care facilities until further notice. This is in agreement to current visitation restrictions already in place by Center for Medicare and Medicare Services (CMS).
March 31, 2020 Update:
To comply with the Government extension of restrictions to the end of April, all of the above will remain in effect at Marian Manor Healthcare Center.
March 17, 2020 Update:
In the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) memo sent on March 13, 2020 , the Guidance for Infection Control and Prevention of Coronavirus Disease was revised to “restrict visitation of all visitors and non-essential health care personnel except for certain compassionate care situations such as an end-of –life situation.” Marian Manor HealthCare Center is offering alternative means of communication for people who would otherwise visit , such as phone, video-communication, face time etc. Please contact our social worker for further details.
Governor Burgum suspended visitation to long-term care facilities, including skilled nursing facilities and basic care facilities, except in cases of end-of-life or compassionate care circumstances such as medical and emotional care for patients with terminal diseases, including hospice care. All non-essential personnel and volunteers are restricted from long-care facilities until further notice. This is in agreement to current visitation restrictions already in place by Center for Medicare and Medicare Services (CMS).
March 31, 2020 Update:
To comply with the Government extension of restrictions to the end of April, all of the above will remain in effect at Marian Manor Healthcare Center.
March 17, 2020 Update:
In the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) memo sent on March 13, 2020 , the Guidance for Infection Control and Prevention of Coronavirus Disease was revised to “restrict visitation of all visitors and non-essential health care personnel except for certain compassionate care situations such as an end-of –life situation.” Marian Manor HealthCare Center is offering alternative means of communication for people who would otherwise visit , such as phone, video-communication, face time etc. Please contact our social worker for further details.
Updates to the above precautions will be posted when changes are made.
A copy of a letter to residents and families may be accessed by clicking on the link below.
A copy of a letter to residents and families may be accessed by clicking on the link below.
A Message about the Coronavirus by Dr. David Gifford
Marian Manor Therapy and Rehab Services is now open.
For more information go to Services>Rehabilitation
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Welcome
Marian Manor HealthCare Center is an 72 bed not for profit skilled nursing facility that is committed to providing quality care to those who come to us for long term care or rehabilitative care. The facility is located in Glen Ullin, North Dakota. It offers both private and semi-private rooms with all desired amenities. We accept private pay, Medicare, Medicaid and some HMO’s as payment sources. Marian Manor is also under contract with the United States Department of Veterans Affairs to provide care for veterans.
At Marian Manor we strive to maintain an environment that accommodates the various levels of care needed by each individual. The staff of Marian Manor is trained to handle a broad scope of care needs of the residents that we serve. Our goal is to maximize the life of all who live here.
We believe in employing personnel who are passionate in their dedication to the health and welfare of our residents. Employment is based not only on professional skills and qualifications, but also on excellence in customer service and a commitment to resident support and wellness.
We believe that opportunities for staff learning and development are essential for continuous quality improvement in our facility. On a daily basis we seek to improve our services as we strive to exceed our standard of exceptional care and service to our residents and families.
At Marian Manor HealthCare Center we dedicate ourselves to providing the best possible care to our customers. We invite you to come see for yourself what we're all about. The only way to truly judge a long term care facility is to visit. Contact us by e-mail or telephone to schedule a personal tour or just stop in, the coffee is always on.
At Marian Manor we strive to maintain an environment that accommodates the various levels of care needed by each individual. The staff of Marian Manor is trained to handle a broad scope of care needs of the residents that we serve. Our goal is to maximize the life of all who live here.
We believe in employing personnel who are passionate in their dedication to the health and welfare of our residents. Employment is based not only on professional skills and qualifications, but also on excellence in customer service and a commitment to resident support and wellness.
We believe that opportunities for staff learning and development are essential for continuous quality improvement in our facility. On a daily basis we seek to improve our services as we strive to exceed our standard of exceptional care and service to our residents and families.
At Marian Manor HealthCare Center we dedicate ourselves to providing the best possible care to our customers. We invite you to come see for yourself what we're all about. The only way to truly judge a long term care facility is to visit. Contact us by e-mail or telephone to schedule a personal tour or just stop in, the coffee is always on.
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