Kingsburg Care Center sits at 1101 Stroud Avenue, Kingsburg, California, and provides skilled nursing and different elder care options for people of all ages, whether someone needs short-term support to recover after a hospital stay or long-term care as needs change with age, and you'll find 86 certified beds with most always full since there are usually about 85 residents, and this place has a solid 5-star quality rating from CMS and a review score of 8.9 across 43 reviews, which probably means people are mostly satisfied. The nursing staff gives about .37 registered nurse hours per resident, and residents get skilled nursing services including treatment planning, medication help, regular checks, pain management, and help with symptoms, plus speech and occupational therapy are available, and there are strong rehab services in the rehab gym where therapists help residents regain strength and independence and work on health and daily skills as best they can.
There are short- and long-term rooms, even for people needing end-of-life or hospice care, and families can feel comforted knowing resident and family councils meet to discuss concerns and ideas, so it isn't just the staff making all the decisions. For those who might not need much medical care, there are assisted living solutions, with studio, 1-bedroom, and 2-bedroom apartments at starting prices of $3,000 for a studio, $4,400 for a one-bedroom, and $7,000 for a two-bedroom. Inside the building you'll find things like a sunny garden, garden patio, TV visiting area, and areas for activities, so people can relax, meet others, or enjoy the outdoors in the patio or garden, and the facility stays up-to-date on safety with a full sprinkler system.
Kingsburg Care Center does not sit inside a hospital, and isn't a continuing care retirement community, but it does participate in Medicare and Medicaid, which might help with covering costs for some, and nursing home placement services are also available for people looking at their options. It's owned by a few different nursing home operators and is run as a for-profit corporation, so some things might feel a little different than in nonprofit or faith-based places. Residents' comfort, well-being, and social lives matter here, with activities and programs designed for different stages of life, always shaped by a team of healthcare professionals who plan care around individual needs, and while it might feel busy due to the 99% occupancy rate, the mix of medical support, rehab, therapy, and personal care offers a blend of services in an environment that tries to feel welcoming and safe for people who live there and for their families.
