Enterprise Health & Rehabilitation Center is a long-term care facility that focuses on health and rehabilitation services, and they've got over 250 Medicare and Medicaid certified beds which gives them quite a bit of room for residents who need skilled nursing care, medical supervision, or help with daily living like dressing or bathing, and they do all this with a staff that aims to be kind and attentive. The center serves people who speak many languages, from English, Afrikaans, and Hindi to French, Spanish, Arabic, and several more, which means folks from different backgrounds can communicate in the way they're most comfortable. Residents who've had surgery, an illness, or an injury can get short-term rehabilitation with physical, occupational, and speech therapy, plus they've got respite care if someone needs a temporary place to recover or give their family a break.
Apartments in the facility are bright with large windows for natural light, and they're designed to feel like home, with wall-to-wall carpeting, safe closets, safety features, and space to move around, so people don't feel boxed in, and the setting itself is quiet and calming, making it easier for folks to relax or recover. Social services, activities, medical reminders, and exercise program help round out the care, and the staff creates individual care plans, adjusting those plans with the help of families and doctors as needs change over time. There's a licensed physician who oversees care, and there are friendly licensed professionals available to help with questions or medical concerns, and the therapy teams focus on holistic treatment, making sure both the mind and body are cared for with programs and amenities aimed at improving overall wellbeing and independence.
The place really tries to make things as comfortable as possible, providing a steady routine, medical services, and a welcoming setting, while giving attention to small comforts and safety at home, with community spaces and simple encouragement for residents to take part in local events or activities at their own pace. The whole approach supports both short-term recovery and long-term comfort, aiming to keep everyone safe, active, and as independent as possible as they age.
