Regency Manor Nursing And Rehabilitation sits at 2000 Regency Manor Circle in Columbus, Ohio, and mainly offers skilled nursing care for older adults, so you'll find a range of support like help with bathing, dressing, transfers, eating, and grooming, plus wound care, medication management, and full rehabilitation programs for those who need it; they also work on mental wellness with personalized activities and social services, making sure there's a call system in every room or bathroom in case someone needs help right away, and they do regular checks to keep the place free from hazards that could cause falls or injuries. The facility has 275 certified beds and about 242 residents, making for a busy community with both private and shared, fully furnished rooms that include private bathrooms, air conditioning, a kitchenette, telephone, cable TV, and Wi-Fi, which does make personal comfort pretty easy even if someone's there for higher levels of care. Residents get three meals a day in a shared dining room, with dining services supporting special diets like diabetic or allergy-sensitive meals, and staff help with eating for those who need it; folks also get help getting to medical appointments, and sometimes there are community-operated transportation options for both medical and non-medical trips.
There's always nursing staff and supervision-either 24 hours or at least 12 to 16 hours each day-along with a working call system for quick responses in case of trouble, and the staff makes sure to keep family and the doctor updated right away if something changes with a resident's health, while also monitoring medication, providing proper care for feeding tubes and other medical needs, and helping with special care like tracheostomies, catheters, wound care, and mobility support for folks who need a lot of physical help. Regency Manor provides extensive support services, from housekeeping, laundry, and maintenance to concierge assistance for residents and family members, so rooms get cleaned, linens changed, and repairs handled, which does make life more manageable, especially for those with limited mobility or medical needs.
The facility has indoor and outdoor spaces with gardens, walking paths, fitness rooms, a spa/wellness center, library, computer center, beauty salon, game room, movie options, and rooms for art, activities, or community gatherings, where scheduled daily and resident-run activities cover things like games, music, and educational content, and you'll see staff try to tailor things to individual needs to keep residents engaged and connected. Regency Manor isn't a continuing care retirement community, isn't in a hospital, and is owned by a for-profit corporation, participating in Medicare and Medicaid, along with being managed by Purple Door, LLC, which means residents and families can expect policies for preventing and responding to abuse or neglect, regular doctor visits, and support from both resident and family councils. The building has a sprinkler system for safety, and staff keep thorough medical records, aiming to keep the place safe and supportive for different health needs, including non-ambulatory care. While online information is limited, the facility offers support through phone calls and has options for exploring its services, including a map view and resources about therapy, wellness, and senior care, and families can use community activities or day trips to keep residents involved in both the facility and the wider community, so the setting suits people needing skilled nursing, daily living support, and a secure environment as they age.
