Advanced Health Care of Overland Park is a skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility with 38 certified beds and an average of 36 residents per day, so you'll find it feels busy but not crowded. The facility offers round-the-clock nursing care, with at least one full-time registered nurse and a physician available or on-call every day of the week. The staff gives help with meals and personal hygiene, and they manage medications for every patient, which can be a comfort for those who need close supervision. It's focused on helping seniors recover from things like surgeries, strokes, heart and lung conditions, fractures, wounds, and other health issues, using physical, occupational, or speech therapy, all provided by trained therapists right in the building. There's a Plus Care Network connection with area hospitals, so there's some coordination after hospital stays, and they're set up to help ease the move from hospital to home, whether you need short-term rehab or longer care.
Each resident gets a personalized care plan that's made with help from doctors, nurses, therapists, and dietitians, and the nursing and therapy teams work to help folks regain independence as best they can. Nursing staff work in shifts to cover all hours, and there's a staffing rate of about 5.57 nurse hours per resident per day, though the nurse turnover rate is 44.4%. Advanced Health Care of Overland Park is a for-profit limited liability company connected with Advanced Health Care, Larry H Miller Corporation, and a set of trusts.
The building is made for comfort and recovery, with private deluxe suites that have their own bathrooms, adjustable beds with pressure-relieving mattresses, TVs, phones, and internet. There's a library area with a saltwater fish tank, a courtyard patio, a cozy fireplace with seating, a private dining room, a beauty salon and barber shop, and friendly communal spaces where family can visit. Meals are served in an elegant, restaurant-style setting, and diets are supervised, with help for those who need special cardiac or diabetic meals.
The home health program from Advanced Health Care is Medicare-certified and covers skilled nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, social work, and home health aide services, all intended for patients at home or after discharge. Services benefit people recovering from medical problems like surgery, heart events, pneumonia, falls, and other common senior issues, with rehab provided both inpatient and outpatient.
Inspection reports noted that the facility's had some deficiencies, with 22 total listed in reports, including 9 from a standard inspection in September 2024. Some reported problems include infection control, nutrition and dietary standards, safety hazards, and food storage and serving concerns, with two deficiencies specifically related to infection control.
Advanced Health Care of Overland Park has been dedicated to clinical and rehabilitative care since 2001, aiming to offer a safe and helpful environment for recovery, but inspection records show some areas where they've got room to improve. The focus on helping patients regain independence is seen in rehab programs, personalized treatment, and social activities, but families may want to look at the latest inspection and talk to staff to get a sense of how things work day-to-day.
