Red Oak Rehab and Care Center

Red Oak Rehab and Care Center sits at 1600 E Summit Street in Red Oak, Iowa, and offers skilled nursing services, short-term rehabilitation for those who need help between hospital and home, and specialized long-term care for frail residents, and folks needing more support with daily life, plus you can find memory care and Alzheimer's care here if a loved one needs that, and many people say it feels like home with the staff making personalized health plans for each resident. The place has strong connections to Montgomery County Memorial Hospital and Shenandoah's Critical Care Hospital, so residents get full medical support if issues come up. Red Oak Rehab and Care Center provides physical, occupational, and speech therapy, plus help with bathing, dressing, eating, and getting around, and there's laundry and housekeeping too so the residents don't have to worry about chores. Residents can take part in therapeutic programs and recreational activities, and there's scheduled shopping trips and transportation when needed, and the place also provides nutritional counseling so folks eat well even if they have special diets. People who live here can find both independent and assisted living features, as well as congregate living spaces that let neighbors gather together, and some choose continuing care because their needs change over time. Red Oak Rehab and Care Center offers home care and hospice services to nearby communities for people who'd rather stay in their own homes as long as they can, and the staff focus on keeping everyone safe, comfortable, and as independent as possible. You'll also see the center belongs to the Iowa Health Care Association, and it gives a wide range of care options under one roof, so it's a good spot for anyone who needs different kinds of help as they age. Special phone numbers make it easier for people and families to get through to the right department if they have general questions or other care concerns, and you'll find the overall place works to support both the big and small needs of people who live there. Sometimes the network has blocking alerts, which are handled by their administrator, but that usually doesn't affect the day-to-day care at the center.