Maywood Terrace Living Center

Maywood Terrace Living Center sits as a small community-based skilled nursing facility that has 89 certified beds and takes care of about 41 residents each day on average, and you'll find both long-term care and short-term rehabilitation services here, so if a person needs skilled nursing care after leaving the hospital or needs a longer place to stay because they're frail and dependent on help, there's a team that includes medical directors, nurse practitioners, and other staff working around the clock; they've got on-site therapy services-physical, occupational, and speech therapies are available-and each suite includes comforts like free cable, Wi-Fi, thermostat control, and bathrooms made to be safe and usable, which really helps a lot of people keep their independence, though staffing can be an issue here with a nurse turnover rate of 82% and average nurse care hours at 3.40 per resident each day, which sometimes impacts how familiar staff can be with residents. The facility is affiliated with Circle B Enterprises and includes a memory care unit that's locked for safety, providing all-female care for women with Alzheimer's, dementia, or related problems-the unit keeps doors secure, has outdoor areas that are closed off, and the staff in this part are trained specifically for dementia and memory care needs, and residents get 24-hour supervision and nursing support. There are routine services like medication management, nutrition planning tailored to each person, transportation to appointments, on-site vision and lab services, and a sense of comfort and familiarity in the surroundings. But it's fair to mention the facility's not without problems, as inspection reports have found 54 total deficiencies, including five related to infection control and a failure to meet some basic federal standards, such as not having a qualified infection preventionist or keeping up with food safety standards, which is something families usually want to look into and ask questions about before choosing a place. Even so, the feeling around the place is described as family-friendly, with staff who try to be compassionate and helpful, and the environment is set up to try to meet the whole person's needs, though it's clear that things don't always run perfectly and it'd be wise to look at inspection reports and ask about what's being done to fix those issues if considering it for a loved one.