Sturgeon Bay Health Services sits at 200 N 7th Ave. in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, just a short walk away from downtown and the waterfront, and it's been serving the community for over 40 years as a skilled nursing facility that offers a wide range of care, so if someone needs skilled nursing, rehabilitation, long-term care, memory care, or even home health and hospice services, they might find what they need here, and you'll see they also provide adult day services, independent living, assisted living, and brain injury rehabilitation all in one place, which can be handy for families wanting different care levels nearby. The center accepts Medicare and Medicaid, which helps a lot of people who need help paying for care, and they've been recognized with the 2019 Bronze - Commitment to Quality Award from the American Health Care Association and National Center for Assisted Living, which means outside organizations have noticed their efforts. If you look at reviews, it has a 2.0 rating based on three entries, but it also holds a five-star rating from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, which can be a bit confusing, but that's how ratings go sometimes, and it's good to check multiple sources.
Residents have access to nursing care around the clock since the facility stays open 24 hours a day, and a dedicated team handles things like wound care, IV fluids and antibiotics, medication, in-house lab and X-ray services, and physical, speech, and occupational therapy, so families don't have to coordinate all that on their own. Sturgeon Bay Health Services also handles special cases by offering memory care programs, palliative care, and services for folks with tracheostomies or on dialysis, and they provide cardiac and psychiatric consultations right on site, which saves trips out. For those focused on everyday needs, there are personalized care plans, daily meals, activities for socializing and wellness, pharmacy services, and even general counseling and discharge planning, and the staff try to create a homely, welcoming environment where residents can build trusting relationships. The place is known for its CNA training program and says it values things like trust, respect, and compassion in its approach, with a mix of nurses, therapy staff, and caregivers supporting each person. They say they focus on independence and quality of life, using both systems and personal touches to adapt care as needs change, and you'll find both short-term rehab and long-term support under one roof. With amenities and services tied closely to medical needs and with options from simple recovery to ongoing complex care, Sturgeon Bay Health Services tries to meet a wide range of needs for seniors and those with medical challenges, all in one community.
