Malvern Nursing & Rehabilitation sits on 17 quiet and secure acres near the intersection of Cloud Rd and Dyer St in Malvern, Arkansas, where you'll find a newly remodeled facility with large, well-kept rooms, landscaped grounds, a gazebo, and a spa for relaxation, and the place has friendly staff who focus on supporting both dignity and independence for residents, as well as providing all-day care, whether that's rehab, skilled nursing, personal care, or memory care. The community has 95 certified beds and usually has about 76 residents, keeps an occupancy around 80%, and takes part in Medicare and Medicaid, with clear records and information for residents or their families who want to know about coverage, care, or how to apply for help, and staff stay ready 24 hours a day. Residents can move in for respite care if a primary caregiver needs a break, or settle in long-term, whether they need some help with daily activities like bathing and dressing, more advanced medical care like wound care, injections, or feeding tubes, or memory care support if they live with Alzheimer's disease or dementia. Care plans are written and followed for every resident, and nurses supervise treatments, keep records, work hard to prevent the spread of infections, treat bed sores, and help people eat, drink, or manage hygiene and grooming if they can't do it alone, all while keeping up a focus on dignity and respect.
The community is pet-friendly, handicap accessible, and has Wi-Fi in common areas. Staff work with internists to provide healthcare and also provide special services like colostomy care, breathing treatments, foot care, prosthesis management, and more. Malvern Nursing & Rehabilitation belongs to First Step Inc, a local non-profit group, so the mission includes helping residents and clients succeed through personal growth, empowerment, dignity, and positive life changes, whether that's through daily structure, programs, or respectful care, and there are resident and family councils involved. This isn't a hospital or a continuing care retirement community, but it does offer a charitable atmosphere and community-based programs, and it keeps a full fire sprinkler system. When it comes to daily life, the place offers specific clothing for elderly women, such as petite-size pants and cardigans, and has clothing with open backs, elastic waistbands, side openings, and wheelchair pants, making it easier for assisted or self-dressing, and offers all kinds of clothes like tops, pants, sleepwear, and intimates along with a range of footwear like slippers, shoes, sandals, and socks, all aiming to build comfort and independence, and create a secure, quiet, and settled environment. The community gets a 4.0 rating out of 4 reviews, so people seem to value the care and setting, and the whole place looks out for residents' rights, encourages family involvement, and brings a sense of calm for those living within its grounds.
