Altercare Coshocton

Altercare Coshocton sits in a country-like spot with gated courtyards and visits from local wildlife, and the halls have names like Speret Hall, which is set up with secured memory care for folks with Alzheimer's or other kinds of dementia, making it easier for people who need more supervision to get the help they need in a place that feels a bit more peaceful, and people coming from Coshocton Regional Medical Center or the community find short-term rehab, long-term nursing care, or skilled nursing care here, with staff focusing on therapies like physical, occupational, orthopedic, stroke, and cardiology therapy using a big therapy gym right onsite, where residents can also get assistance with daily activities if needed. The facility offers 74 certified beds with about 69 residents each day, and every room comes with a private shower, which makes a difference to many, and while the facility runs as a for-profit corporation under Altercare Of Ohio, Inc. since 2018, they've got a history of being a family-run group with over 45 years behind them, serving Coshocton County and nearby areas with services like home care, hospice and palliative care, spiritual care, and emotional support programs for residents and their families who are going through difficult times. There's adult care home options, independent living, traditional assisted living, and specialty programs, including outpatient rehab, memory care on Speret Hall, respite care, and even urgent care and emergency services directly connected to the Coshocton Regional Medical Center, along with case managers who help with transitions for patients and families. They track medical information through a patient portal, and the staff-called dedicated care teams-work on personalized treatments for recovery or ongoing health, whether that's focused on expert nursing care, healing after surgery, or just dealing with everyday life, even as they've had inspection reports citing 14 total deficiencies in areas like nutrition and infection control, often with findings of potential for harm but without actual injury reported, and nurse turnover's higher than average, around 52.2%, and nurse staffing hours run about 3.38 per person daily, all details that families tend to want to weigh before making a decision, and though the organization aims to use new ideas for better outcomes-in ways like flexible dining and ongoing staff education-Altercare Coshocton remains a place where people go who need both short-term or steady, long-term care, making use of the various therapies, secured memory care, and state-of-the-art facilities while still being a plain, local facility with a mix of strengths and challenges like any place that's been around for a while.