ABC Health Care

ABC Health Care sits at 307 E South St in Harrisonville, Missouri and offers skilled nursing care with 60 beds, private and semi-private rooms, and a special care unit for those with Alzheimer's and other types of dementia, and there's also a secured memory care area for those who need extra support, and there are long-term stays, short-term care, and respite options if that's what someone needs, while the staff can help people with bathing, dressing, and other daily activities each day, and meals are prepared with a few options every day in a dining room where residents can talk and relax, and weekly housekeeping and linen service keep things tidy, and there's laundry too. You'll find a library for reading, places to garden, outdoor sidewalks with café tables, fountains, and spots for watching birds, and church outings are part of the schedule, along with daily planned social activities. Pharmacy services are on site, and the facility has both skilled nursing and rehabilitation care, which means inpatient and outpatient therapy for people who need help with things like walking, balance, speech, or recovering after being in the hospital, because there's physical, occupational, and speech therapy available, even ultrasound therapy if it's needed. The clinic is run by physicians-internal medicine doctors, psychiatrists, and psychoanalysts-and they offer adult day care, dietitian consultations, and behavioral health support for mental health or substance use disorder. The facility is part of the Providence Health & Services system, sticking to values of Respect, Compassion, Justice, Excellence, and Stewardship, and they mention a mission to show God's love through service, especially for people who are poor or vulnerable. You'll find beauty and barber services on site. For medical appointments, non-emergency rides are possible through Ride To Care. The main language spoken is English, though some staff speak other languages. Patients can pay with Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance, Veterans Administration, or private pay, but right now, they aren't accepting new patients. The provider information list stays updated. There's a provider credentialing process, and the place is recognized as a Skilled Nursing Facility, offering both assisted living and nursing care for seniors wanting a supportive place to live, and there's a website if anyone wants to learn a bit more, plus other online features from their main health system for people interested in health topics.