Warsaw Health & Rehabilitation Center sits over in Warsaw, North Carolina, with 100 certified beds and staff giving around 3.91 nurse hours per resident each day, which lands a little above the state average, and you'll find the nurse turnover rate sits at 49.5%, slightly better than most places in the area. The facility's been managed by Kissito Healthcare Inc. and Robert McClintic since August 2019, and while there's a handful of listed owners, nobody's named directly, and the center's part of the North Carolina Health Care Facilities Association. The place is both Medicaid and Medicare certified and operates as a Skilled Nursing Facility with both short-term rehabilitation services and long-term care for those who need it, making it a healthcare institution where residents get a full range of help, from bathing and dressing to eating, medications, and other daily needs, with certified staff on hand and 24-hour physician supervision. Warsaw Health & Rehabilitation Center offers special care in areas like memory care for dementia and Alzheimer's, therapy and rehab services with guidance from experienced therapists, plus more complex supports including tracheotomy and ventilator care, and even TPN, which gets nutrition straight into the bloodstream for those who can't eat the regular way.
Inspections happen pretty regular, and during the most recent visit in March 2025, surveyors cited 6 deficiencies-the most notable involve not always giving proper notice about Medicaid or Medicare coverage when it comes to services not covered, and shortcomings around resident rights, like the right to meet as family or resident groups, along with issues about making sure folks stay safe from abuse, neglect, or exploitation, though they didn't find anything putting residents in immediate jeopardy. Residents can join in outings, social activities, and gatherings, and the nutrition program's handled by certified dietary staff serving daily meals; housekeeping, laundry, on-site salon and barbershop, daily activities, and complimentary Wi-Fi make everyday living a bit easier, and each room's got a television. You'll find transportation for doctor visits and community activities, help with discharge planning, social services, and support with off-site appointments, while care teams work together to build a plan that looks after medical, social, emotional, and even spiritual needs. The place keeps a fair housing and equal opportunity stance, and the aim here has always been to put quality of life and dignity front and center, supporting people through recovery or long-term challenges in a home-like, caring environment, and although there have been some deficiencies, not everything's perfect anywhere, but folks seem to settle in, finding what they need among a team focused on compassion, daily care, and steady supervision, even if sometimes certain things could be clearer or handled better.
