Princeton Health & Rehab Center sits as a large skilled nursing and rehabilitation center, with 104 total beds and 57 rooms, most of which are semi-private, and it offers a warm, family-oriented setting where residents get care that feels personal and attentive, and you can notice the comfortable and bright ambiance right away from renovations finished in 2020. This place mainly provides skilled nursing with 12-16 hour nursing support, medication management, and constant supervision alongside safety features like door alarms, wander guards, and a 24-hour call system, and folks get help with bathing, dressing, transfers, and medication if they need it, since the staff pays close attention to even the smaller daily needs. For health and therapy, they cover physical, speech, and occupational therapies, and have a strong focus on rehabilitation services, plus they give diabetes diet management and have professional chefs handling daily meals in their restaurant-style dining room that seats up to 56, with meals suited to all sorts of dietary requirements including allergies and diabetes, and you'll notice the meal times are a big event here, since there's always a friendly staff and some good food.
The amenities run a wide range: there's a beauty salon, cable TV, a gaming room, Wi-Fi and computer center, a small library, an arts and activity room, a movie theater, fitness and spa rooms, and even a kitchenette in many of the living areas, not to mention outdoor sitting spaces, walking paths, and garden spots where folks can enjoy the sun or a chat with their neighbors, and you'll find the rooms come with air conditioning and bathroom facilities, some shared and some private, along with cable television and telephone services, and they keep furnished rooms to help make everyone comfortable. There's a good deal of organization, with daily scheduled activities, planned day trips, music and arts programs, plus community-sponsored events, so residents have plenty to do and many ways to stay engaged, and there are both resident and family councils that meet to make sure everyone's voice gets heard about daily life and care. The staff run memory care programs, independent living, assisted living, adult day services, long-term skilled nursing, home health care that's Medicare-certified, and non-medical home care, so people with different levels of needs and independence can get support, and there's even respite and hospice care offered, but they don't take ventilator-dependent residents.
Transportation's arranged for doctor visits and non-medical needs, and there's plenty of parking and community-operated vans, which comes in handy since the place is near a cluster of local cafes, pharmacies, hospitals, churches, parks, and theaters. You'll see they offer laundry and housekeeping, move-in help, and concierge services, with safety features always in place like call-lights and door alarms, so folks with memory problems can stay safe, and people stay connected with weekly church services from many denominations, plus a chaplain on staff. The center's run by Pennyrile Area Development District and owned by Solterra Care Centers and accepts Medicaid and Medicare, with care for people who need support based on need rather than just age or income. There's a strong focus on both mental and physical wellness with structured activities, fitness classes, and mental health programs, and the professional staff matches care to each resident's health situation, whether it's long-term care, short stays for rehab, adult day services, or memory care, and with all the new updates, it's a bright and comfortable site to recover or settle in for daily help.
