Renville County Phs

Renville County Phs sits at 105 S 5th St, Suite 119H in Olivia, MN, and provides skilled nursing care along with assisted living services, and you'll find both private and shared rooms, some furnished, some with kitchenettes, all with air conditioning, cable TV, telephones, Wi-Fi, and private bathrooms, so people can pick the setup that best suits their needs or situation, and you'll also find move-in coordination for new residents. The community holds 45 beds, and there are usually about 10 available at a given time, with daily and resident-run activities, movie nights, outdoor programs, musical events, fitness rooms, and a spa/wellness area, and folks can join in on walks, enjoy the library and arts room, or relax in the garden, because the place is set up for comfort and to keep people active if they like being involved. You can expect 24-hour supervision, a call system at all times, help with daily activities like bathing and dressing, along with medication management, non-ambulatory care, short-term respite stays, and coordination with healthcare providers, which means residents get the support they need but can still keep some independence. Meal service is included, made by a professional chef, and there are options for special diets, with restaurant-style dining at any time of day, while services such as weekly housekeeping, laundry, and even a salon or barber are there to make daily life easier for everyone and to keep things running smoothly. Health services and screenings, immunization programs, influenza vaccines, disease prevention, and family planning support all fall under public health services by Renville County, and the facility also focuses on community wellness, education programs, and support for mothers and children, plus they have secure, encrypted medical records and a modern system for handling documents, which is important for privacy and communication between families and staff. Renville County Phs stands as a licensed, non-profit comprehensive care provider, not part of a Continuing Care Retirement Community, and accepts both Medicare and Medicaid, although Medicare is only accepted if the facility is certified. There's a focus on personalized care, so staff members work alongside residents and families to set up care plans that fit each person's needs, whether that means more medical support, help with daily chores, or just activities that keep folks involved and feeling at home. Caregivers, CNAs, LPNs, RNs, and experienced staff work together for high-quality care, and the community's setup helps residents stay safe and comfortable, with an emphasis on dignity, good food, safety, and enough space for everyone to feel relaxed.