Crestwood Manor - 112 in Modesto is a skilled nursing facility that is dedicated to the wellness and recovery of its residents. Specialized programs are offered to address various needs, including Dementia/Alzheimer’s care, dual diagnosis, vocational rehabilitation, behavioral modification, and spirituality. The facility also participates in the Healing Harvest Project, which focuses on reinforcing coping methods and independent living skills. In order to create a homelike environment, Crestwood Manor has a variety of pets living on the premises, such as cats, dogs, and birds, as well as an abundance of plant life. This unique environment, known as the "Eden Alternative," enhances the atmosphere and energy of the facility with different forms of life.
Residents at Crestwood Manor participate in a point system that provides structure, support, and guidance based on their individual treatment needs. Through regularly scheduled groups, classes, and activities, residents work towards returning to their communities. Group outings with staff members are also a regular occurrence, providing residents with opportunities for socialization and connection. As residents progress through their treatment, they earn points that increase their privileges and move them closer to recovery with each step.
Crestwood Manor - 112 also offers support for residents dealing with chemical dependency, with two drug and alcohol counselors on staff leading 12-step recovery groups. In-house A.A. and N.A. meetings are available for residents to attend with their sponsors, fostering ongoing connections even after they return to the community. Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNFs) / Special Treatment Programs (STPs) at Crestwood Manor provide comprehensive services, including behavioral intervention, skilled nursing care, prevocational and life skills training, recreation, and rehabilitation. Overall, Crestwood Manor - 112 is committed to providing a supportive and enriching environment for residents on their journey to recovery and wellness.