Center At Eden Hill

Center At Eden Hill serves seniors with a wide range of care, including independent living, assisted living, nursing home care, and specialized memory care for those with memory issues, and it's built with senior needs in mind and offers private suites with private bathrooms and showers in a 68,500 square foot facility. The place usually has around 72 residents and can hold up to 80 in total, and you'll find an on-site pharmacy, a café, and services like rehabilitation, medical recovery, skilled nursing, and hospice, plus home care and home health support for people needing help at home. Food comes from the culinary team, led by an executive chef, and healthy meals are served, and the medical team includes doctors, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and therapists who handle everything from physical to speech therapy and work on personalized plans after hospital stays or surgeries. The Center has a focus on making life meaningful by encouraging purpose, social connection, and overall happiness, and they back that up with over 154 medical and support services, like sleep disorder care, audiology, cardiology, diagnostic imaging, podiatry, plastic surgery, urology, infectious disease, and specialist care in many other fields. Nurses spend about 5.26 hours per resident each day, which is above the state average, though the nurse turnover rate is also a bit high at 48.4%. They have psychological care, social services, and discharge planning, and the team stresses both medical treatment and emotional support as people recover or adjust to longer-term care, and family involvement is encouraged. The building has hotel-like features but focuses on safety and well-being with state-of-the-art medical equipment and lots of on-site therapies, including help with everything from walking and strength to balance and everyday activities. Eden Hill had 17 cited deficiencies in recent inspections, including care planning problems, issues with helping residents who need daily support, infection control, and not always following resident preferences or treatment orders, with four deficiencies cited in the June 13, 2024, standard inspection. The Center falls under Veritas Management Group LLC, with Monte Murdock in a leadership role since 2016, and aims to give seniors both high-quality care and as much independence as possible, but like any medical facility, it's had issues along the way and works to improve the experience for its residents.