Crowne Health Care of Citronelle

Crowne Health Care of Citronelle has been serving Alabama communities since 1986 under family-owned management, and it sits among a network of sixteen skilled nursing facilities spread across the state, so you'll find them in places like Citronelle, Monroeville, Atmore, and many other cities, all working to meet the physical, emotional, spiritual, and personal needs of residents. The Citronelle facility is licensed as both a nursing facility and skilled nursing facility, holding Medicare and Medicaid certifications and a state license, and it follows a model of care helped by nurses and trained staff who use personalized plans so each resident gets the right kind of support. The place has 69 beds with options for private or semi-private personal retreats, and it aims for a home-like feeling with comfortable common areas, living and dining rooms, an outdoor courtyard, and even a therapy gym for those who need to work on moving better or getting stronger after surgery, injury, or a stroke, and there's outpatient therapy too. Care services here cover both short-term and long-term stays, so whether someone needs skilled nursing care on an ongoing basis or just some help recovering for a bit, they'll have support for things like medication, IVs, wound care, tracheostomy care, sub-acute care, and therapy-occupational, physical, and speech-plus care for medically complex cases and memory loss such as Alzheimer's. For daily life, residents get access to free satellite TV and Wi-Fi, salon services if they want them, transportation help for errands or appointments, community outings to keep things interesting, and extended visiting hours that make seeing friends and family a bit easier, and with staff around for help with daily tasks, there's always someone to ask. Most private and supplemental or long-term care insurances are accepted, including self-pay, Medicaid, Medicare, and some HMOs, so there are quite a few ways to pay for a stay, and if someone wants smaller or bigger spaces, they can choose what suits them best. Staff run group activities, recreation, and there's always a focus on keeping things inviting and friendly, so folks can settle in for either a short recuperation or longer-term living in a safe and steady environment.