Eastview Healthcare and Senior Living

Eastview Healthcare and Senior Living sits in a quiet, residential part of Sullivan, Illinois, at 100 Eastview Place, with landscaped grounds and two outdoor patios where folks can sit and enjoy the outdoors if the weather's right, and there's plenty of comfortable living spaces inside, too, as well as handy extras like a beauty salon. The facility fits into Petersen Health Care's larger network and they call it both Eastview Healthcare & Senior Rehabilitation and Eastview Terrace for their nursing home operations. There are 63 certified beds, and on most days about 39 residents live there, getting a mix of skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and memory care-especially to help folks with dementia or Alzheimer's-with a staff that aims to treat everyone with respect, warmth, and dignity, always looking to see what each resident needs. The team offers physical, occupational, and speech therapy seven days a week, focusing on recovery, rehabilitation, and helping people keep their strength and some independence, and they try to include activities like community-sponsored gatherings and arrange shopping outings with the therapists if someone wants to work on real-world skills like cooking or cleaning, or just get out for a while, with scheduled transportation for these non-medical trips. The environment feels warm and friendly, and the staff provides care with a holistic perspective-caring about emotional, social, and spiritual well-being along with physical health. Memory care services get particular attention, so those with dementia and Alzheimer's receive personalized care plans and support every day. Eastview Healthcare and Senior Living also takes pride in family caregiving resources and guidance for long-term care and insurance needs. The care team here includes registered nurses and they do their best, but there are issues that have come up, such as a nurse turnover rate of 46.7%, and they've been cited for not always having a registered nurse on duty and lacking a full-time director of nurses. There have been inspection reports listing problems with infection control, nurse staffing, administration, and repeated citations for not having a proper infection prevention program and not meeting requirements for their Quality Assessment group, so there's room for improvement when it comes to oversight and safety. Even with these challenges, Eastview Healthcare and Senior Living remains a place where seniors get skilled nursing, rehabilitation, memory care, and a supportive environment, with a focus on trying to help residents feel at home and stay active as life changes.