Neil Hall, built in 1949, was renamed MacArthur Hall after the former five-star general, Douglas MacArthur. It is now the domiciliary care building. Arnold Hall added 147 nursing care beds to the facility, raising the total to 514. It also provided a unit for 76 Alzheimer's patients, the first provision for this type of care in the state system. The major difference in the types of residency is the level of care required.
Residents receive a supervised, protected environment.
When needed, assistance is provided for eating, bathing, shaving, and other activities of daily living which do not require constant nursing care. The nursing unit provides 24-hour care, seven days a week. Residents receive a complete range of clinical services under the direction of physicians, nurses and other licensed health care professionals. In addition to the other services, the dementia specialty unit provides long-term care in a safe and secure environment. Features and Amenities Completely furnished modern rooms The amply furnished and cheerful rooms of the home allow residents the opportunity to personalize their living areas, as well as provide a safe and therapeutic environment.