Curis At Wilson Nursing & Rehabilitation Center sits at 1804 Forest Hills Road in Wilson, North Carolina, and offers care for seniors who need skilled nursing or rehabilitation services after illness, surgery, or injury, and it's a place that takes both Medicare and Medicaid so families have a little more flexibility when it comes to payment options. This for-profit facility has 110 certified beds and is run by a limited liability company, with about 88% of the beds filled most of the time, and it's been operating under its current ownership for less than two years. The building has a sprinkler system for safety, and the health inspections have turned up zero complaints, deficiencies, or fines lately, which is good news for anyone concerned about health standards.
The staff provides 24-hour supervision, with registered nurses and certified nursing assistants always available, although recent reports show the staff spend 3.18 nurse hours and 0.41 staff hours per resident per day, so it may be useful to look at staffing levels if that's important for you. There's a licensed staff hour ratio at 11.4 per resident per day. The facility scored three out of five for overall quality and health, with a five out of five for clinical measures, though the staff measure is only one out of five, so the professional care is strong but staffing can be a concern sometimes. Reviews from residents give an average score of four out of five, with compliments about caring and friendly workers.
Residents live in spacious rooms with private bathrooms and personal amenities like cable TV, kitchenettes, air conditioning, telephone, and WiFi, which makes things a bit more comfortable. Meals come from a professional chef and are served for all different dietary needs, including diabetes, and there's an all-day dining option, so folks can eat whenever they're hungry. Housekeeping, laundry, and dry cleaning services are part of the support, which keeps things easier for residents. There's also a 24-hour call system, so help is always close.
Curis At Wilson has a wide set of medical and rehabilitative programs, like cardiac care, pain management, diabetes management, IV therapy, respiratory therapy, wound care, orthopedic and stroke recovery, and therapies every day of the week - physical, occupational, and speech included. The medical director oversees care, and there's focused chronic disease management too, especially for folks who need long-term help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, and taking medicine.
Residents enjoy a large set of activities and amenities, with a library, computer lounge, beauty salon, a wellness room, art and crafts, music programs, movie theater, fitness space, a gaming room, and even a community cinema. There are outdoor spaces, gardens, walking paths, an activity center, chapel, and transportation services, whether someone needs a ride to an appointment or just wants to go on one of the planned day trips. Social events and activities happen every day, run either by staff or the residents themselves, and mental wellness programs help keep minds active. There's a resident and family council, so there's a way for families and residents to share feedback and be heard.
The building is accessible, which helps residents get around easily, and the location puts it close to Wilson Medical Center and a few churches, so spiritual and medical needs are both nearby. Curis At Wilson allows people to receive care in many languages, including Chinese, English, French, German, Spanish, and Vietnamese, which can be a comfort to those who don't speak English as their first language. The facility is Medicaid and Medicare certified, meeting federal care requirements, and participates in Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity rules, which helps ensure access for everyone.
Overall, Curis At Wilson Nursing & Rehabilitation Center provides skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and long-term care with a decent range of services and activities meant to support both health and quality of life, and while staffing scores may raise a flag for some families, the facility continues to focus on clinical quality and safety for its residents.
