Englewood Post Acute and Rehabilitation

Englewood Post Acute and Rehabilitation sits at 3575 S Washington St in Englewood, Colorado, and it's a for-profit nursing home with 82 certified beds, managed by The Ensign Group and Candace Fisher since 2014, and owned 100 percent by Endura Healthcare LLC, and when you walk inside, you find a range of care including skilled nursing, assisted living, memory care, home care, adult day services, long-term care, home health care, and hospice care all in one place, plus you can see recent renovations and some outdoor spaces where residents can relax or join in on community activities that try to keep people active. Englewood Post Acute and Rehabilitation runs as a 24-hour care center where experienced health professionals build personalized care plans, whether someone needs short-term rehabilitation between hospital and home or longer-term skilled support, and there's a kind of hands-on, in-house therapy using up-to-date facilities that help people with their strength, mobility, and well-being through various therapeutic approaches. The facility reports a nurse turnover rate of 38.6 percent, lower than the state average, but nursing hours per resident average 3.10 per day, which is less than the state average, and there are 16 cited deficiencies from inspection reports, including two related to infection control and others about resident assessment and care planning, with a seriousness classification of level "E," so federal infection standards have not always been met. Englewood Post Acute accepts Medicare and covers a wide mix of state and federally supported programs, and inside you'll find different rooms and amenities to fit residents' needs, comfortable living spaces, and some staff who speak English along with other possible languages. Besides basic nursing care, the place involves residents in activities and excursions and provides access to resources supporting elder abuse prevention, disaster mental health, opioid prevention, and more community needs. Englewood Post Acute posts its profile and keeps directories updated monthly, and families can check photos, service details, inspection ratings, and similar information easily, so while the focus stays on recovery, rehabilitation, and daily support, it's best to look at all the facts and inspection history when making a decision about care options here.