Versailles Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center

Versailles Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center sits at 200 Marker Road in Versailles, Ohio, and runs a skilled nursing facility with 113 licensed beds and an average of 83 residents a day, with a team that's made up of caregivers and other healthcare staff, who handle both short-term rehab and long-term care. The facility offers things like memory care for those living with memory impairment, post-acute rehab programs for folks coming out of the hospital, stroke recovery, pulmonary care for breathing problems, Parkinson's rehabilitation, orthopedic rehab after injuries or surgery, and focused cardiac recovery, plus respite care services for families needing a short break. They also care for residents with mental health needs and serve eligible veterans with VA Contracted services. Rehab and healthcare programs there mix inpatient and outpatient services, supported by experienced workers and medical technology, which is all designed to help folks recover or live comfortably for longer periods. The facility belongs to the Darke County Chamber of Commerce and was previously affiliated with Crown Healthcare Group, and they're known for holding community events like bingo, cookouts, trunk-or-treats, Easter egg hunts with family crafts and photos with the Easter Bunny, coat and school supply drives, and even holiday light shows, adding to a sense of community. Along with support aimed at making the environment feel homelike, there's criticisms too, since surveys and inspections show 27 reported deficiencies, with issues like a lack of a safe and clean homelike setting, oversight problems with pharmacy medication error rates, infection control concerns, and a history of delays in inspections, and there's also a fairly high nurse turnover rate at over sixty-six percent. The staff works about 3.22 hours per resident daily, and the facility has around 51 to 200 employees. For those interested in learning more, there's a website where people can take a virtual tour or read about programs, and for families and local groups, gift certificates, open volunteering, and organized public activities are available, which all help make it a place where residents and their families can stay engaged.