Edgewood Manor of Lucasville sits in Lucasville, Ohio, and serves as a skilled nursing and rehabilitation center with 99 beds, where folks can get long-term care, skilled nursing care, short-term rehab, respite care, memory care, and palliative care all under one roof, and there's a real focus on holistic care for each person, with professional staff who do their best to meet someone's individual needs, whether they're there for a bit of recovery, dementia care, or staying long-term. The community covers two buildings, Lucasville I and Lucasville II, with secure memory care units-one just for women in Lucasville I and one for men or residents with advanced dementia in Lucasville II-and besides having specialized units for many needs, there's a secure behavioral health unit ready for folks needing help in a behavioral health crisis. The grounds offer walking paths, colorful gardens, and a flower-filled courtyard, with spots folks can sit and watch the leaves change in the fall or get some fresh air. Meals come from a professional chef who's careful about allergies and diets for folks with diabetes, and they'll serve meals all day, so nobody's on a strict schedule for eating. Each resident has a private room with their own bathroom, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, cable TV, and a kitchenette, and the place is well-lit and set up with safety in mind, with 24-hour staff, medication management, and call systems.
There's help with bathing, dressing, getting around if someone can't walk, and nursing care is always available-even with someone right on site 12-16 hours each shift. Folks can join community and offsite activities led by staff, such as movie nights, devotional gatherings, outdoor programs, business or computer room time, and regular fitness or wellness programs, and there's plenty of chances for recreation, socializing, or just relaxing in the common areas, library, or the movie theater. Family involvement matters, so there's resident and family councils where people can bring up concerns or ideas for improvement. The team includes physicians, nurses, social workers, and nutritionists, and they can deliver physical, occupational, or speech therapy for those who need help getting well again or moving toward greater independence. Housekeeping, laundry, and move-in help are all provided, so families don't have to worry about those things. The community accepts both Medicare and Medicaid, which can make care more affordable for many residents.
Edgewood Manor of Lucasville is part of both Consulate Health Care and AOM Healthcare families, standing fairly close to Bear Creek and the Scioto River, giving residents opportunities for outings or nice views of the surrounding area, plus a safe vegetable garden out back where some folks like to spend time. The facility has been recognized for high review scores and positive feedback from residents, and staff aim to create a homelike environment, caring for residents as if they're family and working together on treatment, education, discharge, and ongoing support, all in one place for people needing any level of skilled nursing care.
