Mi Casita Nursing and Rehabilitation Center is a medium-sized, for-profit facility operating under a partnership ownership structure. With a capacity of 95 beds, the center offers both short-term rehabilitation and long-term care services, and is an active participant in both Medicare and Medicaid programs. The facility is not part of any continuing care retirement community, and instead focuses on providing dedicated nursing and rehabilitation care to individuals who need assistance during recovery or require extended support due to health challenges.
The center has been evaluated with a below average rating for its short-term rehabilitation services and an average rating for its long-term care. Residents seeking short-term rehabilitation often arrive following a hospital stay due to events such as strokes, heart attacks, infections, or accidental injuries. The nursing and rehabilitation center provides specialized services aimed at helping patients recover and, where possible, return home, though recent data did not specify the percentage of residents able to do so. For residents in need of extended care, the focus is on maintaining the ability to perform daily activities such as moving, eating, and using the bathroom independently. A significant percentage of residents have retained these abilities, with the vast majority also receiving annual influenza vaccinations.
Nursing care is a critical component of the services offered, with nurse staffing averaging 2 hours and 38 minutes per resident per day. The facility is notable for its consistency in staffing levels between weekdays and weekends, which has been rated as excellent—an important aspect for providing reliable care regardless of the day. In terms of resident safety and health, there have been a range of outcomes noted. Among short-term rehabilitation stays, just under 11% of residents required visits to the emergency room, and approximately 6.8% experienced infections that led to hospitalization. For the long-term care population, emergency room visits averaged 1.0 per 1000 patient days, reflecting ongoing monitoring and response to resident needs.
Facility inspections are carried out regularly to ensure health, fire, and safety standards are upheld. Recent inspection findings have identified areas requiring improvement, such as timely reporting of suspected incidents, maintaining appropriate nurse staffing hours, providing adequate pharmaceutical and respiratory care, meeting infection prevention protocols, and adhering to food safety and storage standards. Room size requirements are also monitored to ensure residents have suitable living accommodations.
Throughout its operations, Mi Casita Nursing and Rehabilitation Center has addressed compliance concerns as they arise, striving to create a supportive and structured environment for its residents. The facility’s ongoing participation in both Medicare and Medicaid allows for a diverse resident population, and various aspects of care—ranging from medical management to daily living assistance—are designed to meet the unique needs of each individual. The mission of Mi Casita Nursing and Rehabilitation Center is to foster a setting where care, safety, and quality of life are balanced for those in its trust.