Hillside Heights Rehabilitation Center sits at 1201 McLean Blvd in Eugene, Oregon, with 83 certified beds in a building that stays accessible for wheelchairs and keeps everyone cool with air conditioning, and you'll see that staff provide skilled nursing care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and all sorts of rehabilitation services for people who need recovery after illness or surgery, folks managing chronic conditions, or seniors just needing help with everyday activities. The management comes from Pac 12 Opco Holdco LLC, Pac 12 Pinnacle Holdco LLC, Volare Health LLC, and several individual managers, so you get some professional oversight, and the staff puts in about 5.10 nursing hours per resident a day, with a nurse turnover rate of 49.3%, and around-the-clock support for safety and comfort. Dietary and nutrition services make room for allergies, food preferences, special diets, and careful food handling standards-so residents get meals that fit their needs and stay safe.
There's medication management, diabetes care, wound care, hospice and palliative care for comfort and symptom management, bariatric and catheter care, IV antibiotic therapy, tube feeding help, and respite care when families need a break, and the therapy staff works full-time on-site to help people regain movement, speech, swallowing, and daily living skills, all focused on keeping independence as much as possible. People can expect help with things like laundry, housekeeping, and getting to medical appointments through offered transportation, and they'll find restorative care, short-term stays for folks going home from the hospital, dedicated private rooms for step-down recovery, and support with discharge planning. There's also an on-site pharmacy, lab, in-house healthcare providers, and coordination for medical needs. The community includes amenities that help rehabilitation, keep residents comfortable, and allow for social and recreational programs.
Deficiency reports show the center has struggled with infections and federal infection control requirements in the past, though they do have special infection prevention features in place, and any violation records stay available in comprehensive inspections. Residents join in community-building activities, get help with bathing, dressing, eating-whatever's needed-along with therapy, caregiver support, and programs that try to keep spirits up and dignity in mind. Private rooms help some residents move from hospital to home, and all care follows a plan tailored to that person. Caregivers track medical needs closely, offer 24/7 supervision, and work with an integrated approach to healthcare. You can find more about the facility, its services, and its basic amenities by visiting hillsideheightsncc.com.
