Cornerstone Care Center

Cornerstone Care Center has 99 beds for senior residents who need different types of nursing care, from short-term rehab after a hospital stay to long-term help for those who are frail or have complex health needs, and they've got licensed staff like registered nurses, vocational nurses, therapists, a dietitian, and doctors working together to make sure folks get the care that fits their situation whether it's wound care, diabetes care, stroke rehab, heart failure management, or help with daily activities like dressing and bathing, because many people who stay here need steady support. The rooms come with kitchens or kitchenettes, washers and dryers, housekeeping, maintenance, cable TV, safety features for easier mobility, and there's guest parking plus Wi-Fi so people can keep connected, and each room has an emergency call system if something happens, which puts families a bit more at ease. There's a dining room with special meal plans, a salon and barbershop for personal care, and big, comfortable common areas where folks can relax or join daily activities like arts and crafts, games, or wellness programs that try to keep everyone moving and socially connected. Nursing staff offer help with grooming, laundry, medication, walking, wheelchair use, toileting, and personal care, and there's laundry and dry cleaning for those who need it, plus a full set of therapies-physical, occupational, speech-so people recovering from a surgery or injury, like a hip fracture or joint replacement, can do their rehab right there instead of moving around a lot. They also provide help with complicated care like catheter management, ostomy care, IV therapy, and negative pressure wound therapy for severe sores, and staff work closely with families through regular meetings and individualized care plans to help smooth transitions, whether that's back home or into longer stays. For people worried about falls, they've got balance and fall prevention programs and adaptive equipment, and for staff, there are benefits and programs to support their well-being and growth in the field. Mr. Benjamin Carter manages the facility, and the center holds a license under number #056100, so it meets industry standards, though it's not a BBB accredited business. The facility takes some long-term care insurance, and they answer customer service questions by email. Everything's centered around steady nursing care, skilled rehab, and the safety and comfort of the residents, always keeping the well-being of the seniors at the core.