Crestwood Center

Crestwood Center sits at 40 Crosby St in Milford, New Hampshire, and has both a Skilled Nursing Facility and a Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinic with 81 resident beds, though you might see some places say 82, and the building keeps a calm, smoke-free atmosphere with common areas indoors and out, gardens and courtyards, and cable television in the family and living rooms, along with activity and computer rooms where folks can use the library, internet, or join games, bingo, painting, crafts, and day trips, plus special events like golf cart rides and ice cream socials. The center gives 24-hour nursing care, medication management, pain and wound care, vision, dental, podiatry, psychiatric, and audiology services, with physician visits, X-rays, IV therapy, and advanced rehabilitation for joint replacements, injuries, and even amputation recovery-there are physical, speech, and occupational therapy rooms, too, along with programs for Powerback Rehabilitation, short-term, long-term, and respite care, plus individualized treatment plans, discharge planning, as well as dietary and nutritional management to help residents meet their own needs. Residents use private and semi-private rooms with baths, tubs, wheelchair-accessible showers, and nice views, and they get upgraded linens, mail and newspaper service, pharmaceutical delivery, and on-site laundry that's complimentary, and the staff do regular housekeeping. Crestwood Center specializes in high acuity care, non-ambulatory care, memory care, incontinence, and also manages colostomy care, along with pet therapy, family dining rooms for gatherings, and in-room or restaurant-style dining where nutrition is part of care, and there's always staff nearby for emergencies thanks to alarm systems and a 24-hour alert and response system for people with cognitive deficits. Family and visitors can use resident parking and the center gives complimentary transportation for community outings or doctor visits, while the care teams include registered nurses, attending physicians, and additional language ability, though English is the main language spoken, and language help depends on who's working each shift. Crestwood Center participates in Medicare, Medicaid, and the VA Contract program, offers hospice, home health, and palliative care, and is linked to the National Alliance for Care at Home, working under certification #02283 to make sure details get verified and updated in directories every month, so with everything from beautician services to pet therapy, and with amenities like gardens and spas, people find plenty of options for social, cultural, religious, and educational activities, though the center does not currently accept new patients.