New Castle Nursing & Rehabilitation

New Castle Nursing & Rehabilitation sits in the quiet town of New Castle, Kentucky, giving residents peaceful countryside views right outside the window, which a lot of people find calming after a busy life, and the facility has 50 certified beds, offering both skilled nursing and rehabilitation care for people who need either short-term recovery or ongoing nursing help, and they say every resident becomes part of the New Castle family because the staff tries to show compassion and treat folks like family. Christy Draque puts together activities every month so residents can join in, stay busy, and feel connected, and the facility has a home-like setting where people are encouraged to bring things from home to feel comfortable. New Castle offers therapies like physical therapy and occupational therapy, helps coordinate doctor visits, and provides social services, and it runs as a for-profit place owned by Providence Group Of Kentucky LLC, managed by people who have a direct stake, and linked to Pacs Group as noted in CMS data. The nurse turnover rate is 41.8%, which is lower than the state average, but the nurse hours per patient per day sits a little below average at 3.67, and residents get care that fits their needs, with features aimed at making recovery smoother. The home takes referrals day or night and has a calendar packed with activities, but there isn't much detailed public information on some of the programs, and there's been some delay in inspections-over two years in some cases-with a total of 7 deficiencies found in recent reports, including one related to infection control standards. The staff focuses on making it easy for residents to engage with them, so everybody can get to know one another, and the hope is always to help people feel safe and well cared for, whatever their needs might be, whether it's for a short stay after a hospital visit or a longer stay for general nursing care.