Martin County Health Care

Martin County Health Care sits in the community as a health facility that runs around the clock, with 65 licensed beds and an average of 59 residents each day, and folks are looked after by a team of registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, certified nursing assistants, therapy aides, and others, with nursing staff putting in about 3.72 hours per resident per day, although the facility's seen a nurse turnover rate of 28.6%. The staff's got training for long-term and short-term care, and there's a focus on therapy types like speech, occupational, physical, respiratory, and even IV antibiotic therapy. Residents get help with wound care, cardiac and stroke recovery, respiratory therapy, dental care, podiatry, eye and hearing care, X-rays, and lab work, while a group of professionals includes doctors, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, dieticians, pharmacists, and social workers. Martin County Health Care gets used for skilled nursing and long-term care, but there's also respite stay, hospice, inpatient rehab, medication help, personal and homemaking services, and transportation, and The Medicine Shoppe® pharmacy and a vision center help meet health needs right on site. There's a recreational therapy program and daily activities to keep folks engaged, while health counseling, screenings, vaccinations, and education events support both residents and the community, with a mobile dental unit from Martin County Community Health Center rolling in during summer months. The ownership and management include several individuals and business groups like Ky Equity Partners LLC and Valley Stream Operator I LLC, and Benjamin Landa's an affiliate, with Mayer Fischl handling management since 2020. Inspection reports show that Martin County Health Care's kept up a good record with an A- grade, nine total deficiencies over recent years, three of which were for infection control and one for mistreatment that affected just a few people, and all were marked at a low severity level D. The facility keeps a close eye on medical staffing with detailed reports, and it runs health clinics like Mountain Comprehensive Care, Three Rivers Medical Clinic Immediate Care, Martin County Rural Health Clinic, and a pharmacy serving the wider area. The building's always open, the programs cover a wide range of needs, and the facility tries to help people live well by offering many health services, some community health programs, and lots of practical support for everyday living.