Roswell Center for Nursing and Healing

Roswell Center for Nursing and Healing is a skilled nursing facility that takes care of many types of health needs, where you'll find rooms that are already furnished and nurses around helping most of the day, actually with nursing care for up to 12 to 16 hours every day and supervision available all day and night, so folks who need help with things like bathing or dressing or moving about can always get it, and the care team includes RNs, LPNs, CNAs, and therapists for physical, occupational, and speech therapy, plus there's care for memory, palliative needs, hospice, cardiac problems, and even folks who've got acute or chronic illnesses. The place has a garden, walking paths, movie theater, activity rooms for music or art, and even a spa; residents get to eat meals in a dining room, and the chef and kitchen folks can handle special diets like for diabetes or allergies, plus families and residents can use the councils to talk about any concerns that come up, which does seem needed because there have been issues, like in February 2025 when they were cited for infection control problems and had 27 deficiencies in inspection reports, including four involving infection, and a serious fine of over $317,000, with nurse turnover higher than the average at 86 percent compared to the state's 48.8 percent. There are community programs, games, and outdoor events, and the facility helps coordinate moving in, laundry, housekeeping, and even dry cleaning, with transportation and parking covered for those who need to get out. The center has 268 certified beds as of 2025-though only 77 are available-and usually about 190 residents staying each day, and it's part of Empire Care Centers and connected to Cypress Skilled Nursing with GHCA membership, with managers Isaac Ovits and Marci Heintz running things since 2014 and Opal Dacosta joining in 2018, with direct and indirect ownership by Cypress companies. Folks who rely on Medicare, Medicaid, or managed care plans can use their coverage here, and staff speak English, making it a fit for those looking for long-term nursing care, short-term rehab, or help after a hospital stay, with meal prep, rooms, family support, games, activities, and even a library, plus special therapy and exercise rooms, so people needing strong nursing support or recovery care, together with support for daily needs, will find many resources here, though the inspection record and staff turnover are worth paying attention to if you're thinking it over.