The Loft Rehabilitation and Nursing of Canton

The Loft Rehabilitation and Nursing of Canton sits in Canton, Illinois, and holds 90 certified beds for residents who need help with daily care, skilled nursing, or rehabilitation, and the place has recently been renovated, so everything feels fresh and comfortable, with private wellness suites set up with cable TV, personal fridges, modern furniture, and private bathrooms, which a lot of folks appreciate, since having your own space helps you feel more at home. The facility's family-owned, and that seems to show in how they focus on making people feel seen and heard, with staff working on personalized care plans-so everyone gets attention for their needs, whether you're there for a short rehab stay, long-term care, or something in between like respite care for caregivers needing a break. They cover quite a range, including assisted living, memory care for Alzheimer's and dementia, and skilled nursing levels, and they've set up a therapy gym with up-to-date tools that are meant to match what you see in everyday life, aiming to help people get their strength back and manage things like orthopedic needs, pain, diabetes, osteoporosis, and dialysis, and there are wound care specialists and a Medical Director involved for more complex needs. There's always nursing care, and they give support for daily living, medication, and clinical services like catheter and ostomy care, IV therapy, enteral feeding, social care, and hospice when needed, with roughly 3.06 nurse hours per resident per day, which is a bit under the state average. They try to promote comfort and dignity by offering private suites and wellness services and encourage folks to engage in community by planning daily activities, both community-sponsored and resident-organized, arranging group events, day trips, and offering places to gather like the dining room, café, beauty salon, computer center, small library, gaming room, fitness space, and outdoor garden areas. For moving around, there's transportation arranged by the community, including non-medical trips. Deficiencies have shown up in some of their inspection reports, mostly about infection control and safety standards, which are areas they'll have to watch, but their nurse turnover rates are lower than the state average. The Loft aims for a warm, hospitality style environment, so residents and families can expect a steady focus on comfort, privacy, and meaningful care, all in that tight-knit community setting.