Haven Health Show Low sits right next to Summit Regional Medical Center in the White Mountains, and this makes getting to doctors and hospitals pretty simple for families and residents. The facility works as a skilled nursing center with 58 skilled nursing beds, but it doesn't have assisted living beds, so people come here when they need a higher level of nursing care, memory care, or rehab services like physical, speech, or occupational therapy, and the staff know how to handle both short-term stays and long-term needs. There's 24-hour assistance for daily tasks, medication management, and even specialty services like ventilator care, cardiology, pulmonology, joint replacement care, complex wound care, and infectious disease services, plus unique programs for people needing behavioral therapy or skilled nursing after surgery or illness.
The team focuses on safety and makes sure residents feel secure and comfortable, especially since the staff understand cultural needs for veterans and the Navajo Nation, and people from many backgrounds live there and receive care that fits who they are. The memory care units support residents with Alzheimer's disease or trouble with memory, with personalized care plans for every person and teams trained to help with patience and skill. Meals are planned for proper nutrition and dietary needs, and the dining room feels like home, giving people a real sense of comfort. Residents have private rooms if they want, or they can spend time in big common living spaces, and the facility's open and running all day, every day, so families never worry about someone being left alone.
There's an in-house rehab gym for people who need physical or occupational therapy, and therapists also help with stability and learning to move safely, including transfer training and walking. Laundry services are taken care of, and social and recreational activities run throughout the week, so nobody gets left out or bored. The staff run specialized care programs for people recovering from infections or wounds, and infusion care is available for patients needing ongoing therapies. Tours let people see the facility for themselves, and the environment puts rest and recovery first. Staff are experienced and compassionate, working to make sure every resident has what they need to feel secure and respected, while living in a place that's clean and comfortable, with health care and support always available, and even with that focus on everyday comfort, they never lose sight of essential medical care.
