Landmark South Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

Landmark South Nursing and Rehabilitation Center stands as a for-profit nursing home and rehabilitation facility operating with 144 certified beds and usually about 140 residents each day, and it's managed by Pathway South LLC since early 2013 and Providence Care, LLC since April 2020, with Medico LLC owning 85% and Act Investments, LLC holding 15% ownership, and it's been connected to the Beebe Family over time. The center offers all private rooms and aims to provide a homelike environment with an activity calendar so residents can stay active and involved, and you'll find amenities designed to help people feel comfortable while also meeting their social and emotional needs. Landmark South has services for skilled nursing, long-term care, memory care, wound care, hospice care, and therapy for those who need rehabilitation after surgery or major health events like heart attacks, strokes, or joint replacements, and they use special equipment for physical and occupational therapy to help improve strength, mobility, and function, tailoring care plans for those recovering, rehabbing, or staying long-term. The staff gives about 3.48 nurse hours per resident per day and has a nurse turnover rate of 50.4%, which means staff can change more often than you might like, and while safety measures like enhanced barrier precautions are in place, the facility has been cited for issues with infection control and food safety practices, including a Nutrition and Dietary Deficiency (F0812) and infection-related deficiencies, showing times when federal standards weren't always met. Landmark South has also been cited for a Resident Rights Deficiency (F0578), meaning there were times when residents' rights about treatment decisions and advance directives weren't honored properly. Despite these concerns in past inspection reports, many have described Landmark South as having a warm atmosphere where the care goes beyond just technical details, aiming to foster healing and a sense of home, while still providing needed health and personal care services designed for residents' well-being.