The Laurels of Willow Creek sits in Midlothian, VA, and serves as a skilled nursing and rehabilitation center offering assisted living, memory care, nursing home care, independent living, and continuing care retirement community services, and this place's quite set up for those needing short-term rehabilitation after a hospital stay or folks who're moving in for long-term care, so they've got personalized care plans made with doctors to fit each person's needs, whether that's help with daily things like bathing and dressing or more involved medical and therapy help, and there's always some kind of nurse or care staff on hand every hour of every day, with admissions open around the clock, and they offer both short-term and long-term skilled nursing services, so if you're needing physical therapy, occupational therapy, or speech therapy, they'll have you covered up to six days a week, and there's even a physiatrist-a doctor who specializes in physical medicine-on the team working with the therapists.
The community has 120 licensed beds and can provide private bedrooms with private bathrooms, along with a semi-private room option, which runs about $180 a day for semi-private and $200 a day for private, and you'll find inviting spaces, modern amenities, and quiet spots for relaxing or social spaces for gathering, and they try to make the environment home-like so it doesn't feel cold or impersonal. The staff, who are known to be highly qualified and compassionate, focus on personalized support and delivering quality services-but they also seem to care about making people smile or feel at home, and they don't forget the need for simple things like good food either, since three meals are served daily and people say it tastes good, and the dining is restaurant-style.
Amenities here include a residents lounge, beauty salon, card and game rooms, social outings, and a housekeeping service, and there's parking and complimentary transportation if you need to get somewhere; lots of activities take place each day to encourage involvement. The facility welcomes folks with Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance, or private funds, and the care covers everything from memory care and hospice to respite stays and sub-acute care. They're part of the Laurel Healthcare Company, and the administrator's name is Ms. Stacie Shive, and if anyone needs directions or more detailed facility information, it's always updated on their website. The Laurels of Willow Creek works to help each person regain independence and find comfort, no matter how long they're staying, and tries to make that transition from hospital to home easier, and you'll find the building's always ready to admit new residents at any hour of the day or night.
