Falls City Nursing and Rehabilitation Center sits at 1720 Burton Dr in Falls City, Nebraska, and serves a wide range of people who need skilled nursing care, memory care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy, and you'll find that it has both short-term rehabilitation and long-term care options, so people can be here for a little while to recover or for a longer stay if needed, which makes it pretty flexible for folks with different health needs, and there's a strong focus on recovery and improving quality of life. The facility, which has 63 beds and belongs to the Ensign Services network, is a modern, state-of-the-art skilled nursing facility with registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and certified nurse aides all working around the clock, and it's associated with Careage Estates for those with more serious illnesses or disabilities who need twenty-four-hour medical nursing services. People can get restorative nursing care, hands-on therapeutic rehab services right on site, and there's an Integrated Cognitive Program for those dealing with Alzheimer's Disease, all part of what they call a holistic and patient-centered approach, and they put together personalized care plans by working with each patient, their family, and their doctors.
Rooms come in a variety of layouts, including studio and companion, with private and semi-private options, and the accommodations are well-appointed and designed to be comfortable and safe, with walk-in showers and nicely landscaped grounds out the window, making it feel more like home for a lot of people, plus the place is kept clean with housekeeping and laundry service. The kitchen offers menus that are both nutritious and satisfying, with a dining room that serves meals restaurant-style, and you'll find staff help with bathing, dressing, medication, meals, and other daily needs. Folks stay busy with art programs, card games, social events, community outings, movies, worship services, and a wide variety of activities and excursions that help people stay moving and keep their spirits up. There's also transportation for outings, as well as a strong focus on physical rehabilitation and programs for stroke rehab, wound care, and respiratory care, with state-of-the-art therapy equipment on site. Veterans can get VA services here, including respite care, hospice care, long-term care, and short-term rehab, and people say the environment is welcoming and supportive, with attention to recovery and overall well-being. The center employs about 50 people and is recognized for meeting industry standards with various accreditations, serving a diverse community with compassion and dedication to the art of caring.
