Warsaw Meadows Care Center

Warsaw Meadows Care Center sits in Warsaw, Indiana, and has a long history of caring for older adults as a nursing home that offers both long-term and short-term care, and while looking up the ratings shows a recent 2.5 rating from two reviews, the facility has worked on refurbishments and has seen improvements under new management, which people around the area do talk about, and the community provides assisted living, memory care, and a secure dementia care program for people who need help with Alzheimer's or other dementia types, with the Liberty Hall memory care unit being set up just for those needs. The staff provide 24-hour nursing care for residents, including wound care, since the care center's recognized as a Vohra Center of Excellence for Wound Management and uses updated techniques, and besides that, they support people who have diabetes, incontinence, high acuity medical needs, or can't move around easily. Residents get meals, and there are group activities, including on-site devotional and off-site trips when possible, and the common spaces inside give people room to gather. The facility does offer short-term rehabilitation, outpatient therapy, and specialty services like speech therapy, occupational therapy, and physical therapy, all designed to help folks gain back some independence before if they can return to their own homes, and there are always efforts to keep things home-like and to respect each resident's privacy and dignity, especially in the memory care unit for those with dementia. Warsaw Meadows has a record of being on the National Watch list for causing actual harm to a patient, and that's something people should think about, but the community says its staff are trained to promote recovery and comfort for everyone, and they keep working on providing safe, secure care in a way that addresses each resident's particular needs. More about the facility's services and history can be found on their website at http://www.warsawmeadows.com.