Mountain Meadows Nursing & Rehab Center

Mountain Meadows Nursing & Rehab Center has several options for people looking for skilled nursing, rehab, memory care, independent living, assisted living, and respite care, and with 110 certified beds, most days about 98 people live there, and staff say they aim to provide a respectful and caring place for those who need long-term care or short-term rehab, and it seems they try to get families involved in care planning, though inspection reports show the facility does have some noteworthy issues, because state inspectors found a total of 20 deficiencies, including several related to pharmacy services like a higher medication error rate and some problems meeting nutrition and dietary standards, such as not always serving food at proper temperatures or getting it from approved sources, and there's at least one infection-related deficiency and other violations of infection prevention rules, so that's important for families to know when considering what kind of care might be right for their loved one. Nurse staffing hours here stand at about 3.02 per resident per day, which sits lower than the state average of 4.1 hours, and while the facility has features found in most nursing homes, like inpatient physical, speech, and occupational therapies, and it's certified for both Medicare and Medicaid, the oversight comes from Tonya Moser, who's managed since 2016, and John Scribner as of August 2024, with indirect owners Anthony Adams and Bryan Adams, both through Ovation Health Systems, Inc. Mountain Meadows includes a memory care program, and its activity calendar looks full, with things like art classes, movies, live music, bingo, church services, and birthday parties, and the dining program tries to offer choices for different tastes and allergies, serving southern favorites and lighter options with assisted meal service for those who need help. The facility strives to feel home-like, promising a warm and safe environment, and folks in short-term rehab, long-term care, memory care, or respite care get access to a range of specialized care and support for both daily living and health needs, and the place is set up to help residents stay active with group activities and encourage social connections. Staff say they focus on treating everyone with dignity, aiming to support both the physical and emotional well-being of people living there, and while it offers many services for older adults and their families, families might want to carefully look at inspection reports and current staffing before making decisions.