Twin Oaks Nursing Home Inc

Twin Oaks Nursing Home Inc, managed by Ball Healthcare Service, Inc. since July 2003 and owned by Clarence Ball, is a skilled nursing facility in Alabama with 131 certified beds and caring for an average of 121 residents each day, and when you look around you see it offers both semi-private and private rooms designed to help residents feel at home while receiving 24-hour skilled nursing care, but it's also worth knowing that inspection reports show six deficiencies, including violations in infection control and pharmacy services like drug labeling and storage, so some areas need improvement. The nurse turnover rate is 40.3%, which is lower than the state average, though the nurse hours per resident per day at 3.37 fall under the state average of 3.9, and when folks talk about the care, they'll mention the presence of licensed and registered nurses alongside a Medical Director and Nurse Practitioners, ensuring oversight for both routine and specialized care, including cognitive care units, medical sub-acute care, hospice services, ventilator and tracheostomy care, and advanced wound management. They provide occupational, physical, speech, and respiratory therapies; there's outpatient therapy too, plus complex wound care and long-term restorative nursing care, and residents have access to dietary management with appetizing therapeutic diets tailored to different needs, along with support from social services and activities staff, so there's a lot going on to help folks feel engaged and well looked after. The facility accepts long-term care insurance, offers daily meals and dining services, and keeps things running all the time, twenty-four hours a day, every day. When it comes to amenities, folks can use the game and activities room, guest parking, wifi, dining room, fitness center, salon and barbershop, housekeeping, kitchenettes, safety and handicap features, sprinkler system, washers and dryers, cable TV, and even laundry and maintenance help, while you'll also see personal care services like medication support, nurses, podiatry, occupational therapy, dressing and grooming, walking or wheelchair assistance, bathing, and toileting, as well as transportation, and the activity schedule often includes social events, arts and crafts, health and wellness programs, so residents have a variety of options to stay occupied and social. While there isn't much detailed information about other unique services or specific terms, the staff, which numbers around 1,250, benefits from in-house programs and scholarships for continued education, and the facility supports its workers as well as its residents, aiming to provide a safe, secure, and homelike spot for convalescence, though some areas need improvement per inspection reports.