Engaging Lives

Body, Mind, and Spirit

At Marywood Nursing Care Center, we honor the God given dignity of every person we serve. Needing additional support with daily living or healthcare does not diminish a resident’s value, independence, or capacity for joy. We believe that each stage of life is meaningful and worthy of respect, compassion, and celebration.

Caring for the whole person—body, mind, and spirit—is central to our mission. Through enriching leisure, social, educational, and spiritual experiences, we help residents remain engaged, connected, and fulfilled. Opportunities include participation in religious services, fellowship with others, community involvement, and the celebration of birthdays, holidays, and life’s milestones. Residents are encouraged to continue lifelong interests or discover new passions in an environment grounded in faith, hope, and loving service.

Main Street

Family, Friends, and Fellowship

Communities naturally gather around places that foster connection, belonging, and shared life. In the same spirit, Marywood’s Main Street serves as a welcoming hub where residents, families, and visitors come together in fellowship.

Centrally located between Marywood’s two main entrances, Main Street is easily accessible from both the rehabilitation gym and residents’ suites. Filled with natural light and surrounded by secured courtyards and peaceful campus views, it is a space intentionally designed to nurture relationships, hospitality, and a sense of home.

Main Street offers a variety of services and amenities that support community life, including:

  • Salon
    A full service salon is designed to promote dignity, comfort, and personal well being.
  • Main Street Eats & Treats Café
    A welcoming gathering place offering light fare such as deli sandwiches, soups, salads, baked pastries, coffee, hot tea, and soft drinks—perfect for sharing conversation and companionship.
  • Activity Room
    A warm and versatile space featuring a full size kitchen, flat screen TV, and courtyard access, ideal for celebrations, group activities, and moments of shared joy.

 

In this world today only the complaints get aired and displayed for all to see, not often does the good get paraded before all to see and appreciate...Marywood Nursing Care Center in my estimation is a misnomer; it should read "Marywood People Care Center"...As a Felician Sponsored Ministry this Center deserves the highest possible praise and commendation not only for a job of people care well done but for a philosophical and heartfelt commitment to the care of people regardless of whom they are.

Robert and Ida Fincher