The case for a small home.
There is something truly special about the comfort and familiarity of a smaller, residential care home. At Gianna Homes, our intimate settings offer a refreshing alternative to larger senior living communities, where residents are known by name, personal preferences are remembered, and meaningful relationships are part of everyday life. With dedicated nurses, compassionate caregivers, personalized memory care, and engaging daily activities, we provide the support residents need while preserving the warmth and feeling of home. It’s a place where familiar faces become trusted friends, families find peace of mind, and every resident is treated with the dignity, kindness, and love they deserve.
Cari will contact you for a personal conversation. She is happy to listen, answer questions, and help you think through what might come next.
Licensed Assisted Living Director.
In larger communities, you're one of many. At Gianna Homes, you're part of the family.
“We are not a nursing home. We are a residential home.”
In their own words — “a place where residents are not just cared for, but known, valued, and loved.”
Not a wing. Not a campus. A house. A family.
A full-time registered nurse in each home.
A full-time, resident-focused registered nurse supports each home, and an RN is on call 24 hours a day. The Directors of Clinical Services are Kate Skorseth, RN, and Lenora Herman, RN.
- 24-hour staffing in both houses
- An RN on call 24 hours a day
| Sursum Corda | Gladys’ Place | |
|---|---|---|
| Day | 2–3 | 2-3 |
| Evening | 2–3 | 2-3 |
| Night | 2 | 2 |
Through every stage, including the end, in the house they know.
The houses provide hospice care when needed. Care continues up to and including the point when the resident is dependent upon us for his or her total care.
“Thank you for being a part of Dad’s last days. It meant so much to me that Dad was able to be in a loving home setting when he passed. You are truly a special place. Dad’s wish was to die at home. Thank you for being a “home” for Dad”
