The residents at Adirondack Health's Mercy Living Center in Tupper Lake enjoy a secure and welcoming environment, close to friends and family in the community.
Comfort and convenience is enhanced through our semi-private and private living areas – all with en suite bathrooms.
Our Living Center is a fully certified and accredited long-term care facility staffed with physicians, nurses, aides, and other medical and health professionals, working together to ensure residents' needs are met – no matter the time of day or night.
Our caring and attentive staff meets with all new residents and their families within the first week to develop an individualized Care Plan that meet each person's unique needs and interests. This close personal attention enables the Care Teams to design a resident-centered care and activity plan that encourages participation in activities and services that are most beneficial.
Mercy Living Center offers a variety of daily activities in a vibrant and engaging setting. Our activities team also plans large events for holidays and other special occasions that encourage strong participation from families and community members.
The activities team at Mercy offers a wide range of activities to meet the varying interests of residents. Here is a sampling of our activities:
Dining at Mercy Living Center is available en suite or in our spacious, family-style dining areas. By offering a delicious seasonal menu, we encourage the choice and independence residents had prior to arriving in a long-term care setting. Accommodations are readily met for residents with special dietary needs.
Residents and their families are welcome to receive visits and support from Pastoral Care professionals and volunteers, as well as attend any of the religious services provided in the Chapel, located on the main floor. The chapel is also available for individual use and special ceremonies, upon request.
Our admissions team at Mercy Living Center will meet with you or your caregiver to gather important information. It is important that we gather the proper documentation from you to develop a care plan that is best for the resident.
Please provide the following prior to or during the admissions process:
Our admissions personnel will review all state and federally required documents and provide you with a copy. They will also explain programs and services provided in our nursing and rehabilitation center and answer any questions.
You may also meet with a member of our business office to review any financial matters and ask questions. We will need to know where you have resided for the calendar year.
Download the Pre-Admission and Application Information
Download the Living Center Resident Agreement
We will work with you to provide the quality of life you expect and deserve.
Our knowledgeable staff is happy to guide you through our homey facility and introduce you to our experienced staff. You can rely on us to help guide you through this deeply personal process, and we will gladly assist you with any questions or arrangements.
To arrange a personal tour or meet with the admissions coordinator, please contact Brae Blair at 518-359-8871 or bblair@adirondackhealth.org.
