Hallmark Nursing Center

Hallmark Nursing Center sits at 3701 W Radcliff Ave in Denver, and people will find it offers care for long-term stays and post-acute needs with a focus on skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and several specialty services for seniors. The facility helps residents recover after surgery or illness and keeps care teams for physical, speech, and occupational therapy working closely with doctors and nurses from start to finish, which can help both short-term rehab patients and residents looking for more independence after hospital stays. They've got an Alzheimer's Center of Excellence where staff watch out for confusion and wandering, the care units named The Springs at St. Andrew's Village, and a community that supports those with dementia or other serious health needs, and they do their best to keep everyone safe with safety features, sprinklers, and handicap access throughout the building. Nutrition-focused meals, daily activities, a fitness center, salon/barbershop, cable TV, wifi, washers, dryers, and rooms with kitchenettes and housekeeping make daily living a bit easier. The team helps with tasks like dressing, grooming, laundry, and medication, but there are also medical services including podiatry, wound care, and skilled nursing around the clock. Guests who've got family visiting can use guest parking, and everyone can use dining rooms, activity rooms, and lounges. Private and semi-private room prices usually range between $7,000 and $10,000 per month, and amenities include things like transportation, long-term care insurance options, and in-house staff who speak English. They do individualized care plans, work with modern equipment like the Biodex Balance System SD and VitalStim therapy system, and always aim to help folks get back as much independence as possible, whether they stay long-term or come for short-term rehabilitation. Independent living and assisted living options are also available, but right now they're not accepting new residents. Hallmark Nursing Center, managed by Life Care Centers of America, keeps residents connected with a Facebook page, blog, online feedback forms, and career opportunities for staff. A gallery shows parts of the facility, and programs like arts, crafts, and education keep people engaged, so there's almost always something going on.