Vancrest of Urbana

Vancrest of Urbana sits over on 2380 S US HWY 68 in Urbana, Ohio, and folks know it for its healthcare services that cover about everything from assisted living to skilled nursing, and they do what they can to keep people comfortable and safe while giving support when it's needed so you'll find apartments-studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom-with little kitchens, walk-in showers, and those emergency call gadgets that nurses answer fast, plus there are furnished rooms with telephones and space to bring your own things; the place offers help with bathing, dressing, transfers, and medicine, along with a 24-hour call system, and you'll see friendly staff who know how to care for folks with Alzheimer's, stroke, diabetes, and Parkinson's as well as folks who need extra attention after a hospital stay, or even hospice if things have gotten toward the end. Vancrest has long-term and short-term care and will do therapy for recovery or help you manage pain, wounds, cardiac issues, and even IVs, which means the care gets pretty detailed, and those therapies, including some through Therapy Solutions, even happen in private homes with their Fountain Park Home Care. There's a dining room where people gather and enjoy restaurant-style meals all day, with options for allergies and special diets, and it's nice to see a calendar each month packed with social things like exercise, games, movie nights, walks, gardens, outings, and time in the arts room or salon, so everyone has a chance to stay busy and make friends if they want. Amenities include cleaning and laundry help, organized rides out and about, and a lot of scheduled activities that give residents a way to feel a little more at home, plus safe walking paths outside and a barber/beauty shop, and if you need non-ambulatory care or help with moving about, that's all worked in as well, because the staff stays on hand day and night. Vancrest of Urbana accepts Medicaid and Medicare, which matters for a lot of families, and they do a good job making transitions into the community a little less stressful by helping with move-in details-overall, comfort and quality of life seem to come first here, with an honest effort to help everyone keep as much independence as possible while also watching out for social and medical needs, and for those in the community-families, providers, brokers-the facility is especially known for working with local plans within Ohio and for offering a variety of care levels in one spot.