Landmark of Rayne

Landmark of Rayne is a nursing home with 130 certified beds, offering a mix of long-term care, short-term rehab, hospice, respite care for families, wound care, skilled nursing, and memory care services, and over the years they've come up with unique names for their care programs and facilities which helps people know what kind of help they're getting, and it's nice they have private rooms and renovated spaces, so the living areas feel comfortable and homelike, and with activity logs, online account management, and a steady activity calendar, residents can keep busy or stay connected, and you'll find amenities like comfy communal areas, features that help make life easier, and spaces to gather or relax, and for folks needing therapy, there are spaces for physical, occupational, and speech therapy, and Landmark of Rayne has a reputation for trying to meet each person's health needs with individualized care, whether someone needs long-term support, rehab following a hospital stay, wound care, or support for Alzheimer's or other memory issues, and the staff is focused on wellness and comfort, and are trained for compassionate care even as the nurse turnover is high, sitting at 68.0% compared to the state's 48.4%, though the nurse staffing hours are above average at 4.04 hours per resident per day, and while there's dedication to safety like enhanced barrier precautions, the facility's recent state inspection reported 26 total deficiencies, 2 of which were infection-related, and there were cited issues with timely and complete resident assessments and some gaps in infection control, so that's something worth noting, and the facility is managed by Bobby Beebe along with Pathway Management Of Louisiana LLC and Extended Care Associates, Inc. since October 2021, and the ownership includes groups with both direct and indirect stakes, and for those looking at specific services, there's support for Alzheimer's, palliative and hospice care, rehabilitation programs, and a focus on recovery, with modern tools for residents and families to stay involved, and although the facility works to enrich life and provide quality care, it has faced challenges with regulatory compliance in the past year, and overall, Landmark of Rayne aims to create a supportive, safe, and individual-focused place for seniors in need of different types of care.