West View Nursing & Rehabilitation Center has provided skilled nursing and rehabilitation care for Rhode Islanders since 1978, offering a wide range of services like skilled nursing care, memory care programs, short-term rehabilitation, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and palliative care, and it's run by an organization committed to quality healthcare. The building's got a modern design, which helps residents feel comfortable, and you'll find private and semiprivate rooms with good amenities, spacious dining rooms, gender neutral bathrooms, and living rooms in each unit. The center has 120 certified beds and usually about 101 residents a day, and nurse staffing hours are 3.92 per resident per day, which is higher than the state average, though nurse turnover is also above average at 55.5%. It accepts Medicare, Medicaid, private payment, and insurance, and is part of Eden Healthcare, with Westview Holdco LLC as the sole owner and a handful of indirect owners including various LLCs and trusts.
Residents can take part in horticultural activities, tabletop games, arts and crafts, hobbies, musical events, and field trips, plus there's a spa for alternative therapies, fitness and wellness programs, and a safe courtyard with perennials and walking paths. There are on-site religious services, VA Aid Assistance, and the facility is Safe Zone Certified for LGBTQ residents, with staff training to support an affirming, inclusive environment. Pets are part of life here, and the community encourages engagement and involvement for both residents and families in care planning.
Inspection records show 25 total deficiencies, including issues with infection control, protection from abuse and neglect, and use of physical restraints, with some cited as immediate jeopardy to resident safety-these have included complaints, most recently with a $23,075 fine for deficiencies. Still, the place is known for compassionate, comprehensive care and has a long-standing reputation for service and a tradition of quality rehab and nursing care. The management teams and healthcare workers focus on team values, community, and steady improvement, seeking to enhance each resident's daily life with activities and care that fit their individual needs, whether for short-term rehab or long-term care.
