Susan and Donald Dodd purchased and assumed responsibility of Dulin’s Adult Home in September 1983. Recognizing the continuing need for adult care, in the Hannibal and surrounding areas, and the difficulty maintaining an aging structure, they built Meadowbrook Manor Adult Care Facility.

Sue was a resident aide for Mrs. Dunlin, before becoming a Licensed Practical Nurse. Don is also a LPN, as well as an EMT with the Oswego Fire Department. Although they are no longer involved in the day to day activities at Meadowbrook, they do closely monitor the comings and goings through contact with the administrator, our monthly activity calendar, newsletter to families and notes from the resident/staff meetings.

Meadowbrook has one of the best staffs to be found anywhere, but then my opinion may be biased. It is well understood that no one aspect of resident care is any more important than another, therefore we work very well as a team. . . Including Mascot "Esther Elizabeth" our adorable dog who is enjoyed by all.

The Resident Aides are trained through an in house orientation program. Although the state does not require adult care to have certified nurses aides, most of ours are. Those that aren’t have at least 6 years experience in an adult care setting or have cared for a family member at home, that required the same type care as our residents.

Our Cooks like to cook. Most of our meals are home style, so having families to cook for they know quite well what they are doing. They also enjoy trying new recipes, including old family or favorite recipes of the residents.

We have on staff, also, Licensed Practical Nurses. Our backgrounds include medical/surgical, geriatric and mental health experience. Although most of the nurse’s responsibility, in the adult care setting, is documentation, there is always a nurse available to address a resident’s or staff’s concern.

The Activity Coordinator arranges, organizes and runs many activities at Meadowbrook Manor and out in the community. Besides her efforts, she has an endless list of volunteers that touch our lives and lift our spirits throughout the year.

"Fred and Fran hard at work

The Housekeeper and Maintenance Man are also important members of our team. They not only do the routine portions of their jobs, they also listen to the wants and needs of the residents and use good judgment, in their follow through.

Monthly staff in-services and meetings are held to continue to improve our knowledge base and skills.

Enjoy our beautiful sunsets year round.

Meadowbrook Manor is a single story home with a living room, dining room, kitchen, 18 private bedrooms, 1 shared bedroom and 5 bathrooms. It also has 2 offices and a full basement.

We encourage families to bring in personal items, of Mom’s or Dad’s, such as pictures and knick-knacks, to make their room more “Theirs”. Any change in residence is made easier when you have your own belongings close.