Circle of Care

Circle of Care sits at 1985 East Pershing Street in Salem, Ohio, in a quiet residential area, directly across from the Salem Regional Medical Center, which makes things more convenient for residents who need care or family who want to visit. The skilled nursing facility has 62 beds with private and semi-private room choices, and there's a separate 17-bed skilled care unit for long-term stays, and a specialized ventilator and pulmonary rehab unit with 15 private rooms and round-the-clock respiratory therapists. People who come here find private rooms with electric beds, flat-screen TVs, in-room bathrooms, and free Wi-Fi, so there's some privacy along with comfort. Staff are experienced, most speak English, and some speak other languages, doing their best to meet personal and medical needs while keeping things personal, whether a resident needs skilled nursing, memory care, rehabilitation, long-term or respite care, palliative or hospice services, or even on-site dialysis up to five times a week right at the bedside. On top of that, a team of speech, occupational, and physical therapists work in a state-of-the-art therapy gym, and residents can use a whirlpool and spa for therapy and relaxation after sessions, plus there's a remodeled hair salon for a bit of pampering no matter how long someone stays. Circle of Care helps with daily needs like housekeeping and laundry, serves up non-institutional, balanced meals, and arranges outings using a transportation bus for activities listed on the resident calendar, aiming to keep people engaged. Apartments in the same community offer features like washers and dryers, fitness centers, pools, gated entries, patios, pet-friendly options, and even waterfront views, but not all details about floors, entrances, and parking are always clear. Security runs high here with hospital-grade UV-C disinfection systems in place. The facility respects legal protections for every resident and employee, covering orientation, gender identity, and all sources of income, keeping discrimination out of the picture. There's a resident portal for messages and requests, a telehealth solution for healthcare visits without leaving the building, and a help system for maintenance too. Circle of Care focuses on supporting comfort and dignity, guiding folks through insurance, and sharing information about caregiving and long-term disability insurance, with some connections to helpful community resources from local medical centers to hearing and veterinary care. It's not accepting new patients at the moment, but Circle of Care's main goal stays clear: offering reliable care, dignity, and safety for residents when they need it most.