South Haven Health and Rehabilitation, LLC

South Haven Health and Rehabilitation, LLC sits on Old Columbiana Road in Hoover, Alabama, and has quiet courtyards outside where residents can relax, plus pleasant, nicely decorated common rooms inside that make the place feel warm and welcoming, with a steady focus on giving care that feels like family. The staff members, which include nurses, CNAs, housekeeping, and administrative folks, are known to be both professional and caring, often helping out beyond their required shifts by feeding residents or just offering a hug when someone's feeling low, and the whole place keeps a culture where love, respect, and dignity matter, especially to residents with dementia or other cognitive problems. South Haven provides quite a few different services, like skilled nursing care for those who need help day and night, long-term care, rehabilitation services for folks recovering from surgery or illness, assisted living, independent living options, and even care at home, as well as memory care for those struggling with severe dementia. There're daily activities meant to keep residents active and engaged, a weekly menu with different food choices, and people can eat together in the restaurant-style dining room or in their own rooms. Each resident room comes with free Wi-Fi and cable TV, which makes it easier for people to stay connected or just watch their favorite shows, and laundry's done for the residents, with beautician services offered if someone wants a haircut or similar assistance. Photos and inside views show visitors what South Haven looks like, and prospective residents and their families can tour the place and talk to an admissions counselor about their options. The staff keeps up with COVID-19 testing and pays attention to cleanliness. Amenities serve both visitors and those who live there, and people who stop by often notice the friendly staff ready to welcome them. The whole facility tries to give support, not just to residents, but also to their families, trying to keep a feeling of community and care going through tough times.