Green Meadows Health Care Center - Bedrock Healthcare

Green Meadows Health Care Center, which is part of Bedrock Healthcare, stands out for its range of healthcare services, taking care of people with different needs, whether they need help for just a short time after being in the hospital or need ongoing support, and with specialized units like the Alzheimer's care unit, they aim to help residents who have memory issues, while also focusing on keeping everyone safe and comfortable, and you'll find that they do things like medication management and help with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, and transfers, which means those who need a lot of assistance can find help here. The building can hold up to 122 certified beds and usually has about 84 residents each day, and the rooms often come furnished, have private bathrooms, kitchenettes, air conditioning, cable TV, telephones, and Wi-Fi, so people can live as independently as possible. Residents can spend time in shared spaces like a movie theater, activity room, arts room, or library, and there are walking paths, garden areas, and scheduled daily activities, such as movie nights, music programs, and things the residents plan themselves, which helps keep everyone social and active if they like. For meals, there's restaurant-style dining, and people with special diets, like for diabetes or food allergies, can get what they need. Nurses are there 12 to 16 hours each day, and there's always someone on call, so someone can help in an emergency, though the overall nurse staffing level is a bit below the state average, but the nurse turnover rate is lower than most. The center has programs for people needing subacute care, skilled nursing after hospital stays, wound care, and long-term care, and they try to help each person improve or keep their independence, but there have been some issues in the past with infection control and how they handle food and facilities, including call systems in bathrooms, with reports noting 22 deficiencies, including two related to infections, but they follow rules for resident safety and health, taking steps to prevent problems. The community takes Medicaid and Medicare, and offers services like laundry, cleaning, concierge, and move-in help, which can be nice for those who don't want to worry about chores, and the ownership is through a for-profit business, mainly overseen by Kenneth Nichols since 2019. The staff is trained to give different types of care, from help with daily routines to more complex nursing, and they say they work to give each person attention based on their needs, with a reputation for being a trusted partner for rehabilitation and skilled nursing. Green Meadows tries to provide a good foundation for improving wellness, and while there's room for improvement in some areas, it offers many services and amenities, with a clear goal of supporting residents' health and quality of life for as long as they call it home.