The Blossoms at Midtown Rehab & Nursing Center offers skilled nursing and intermediate care for people who are very frail and need help from nurses every day, and they've got space for up to 154 residents in certified beds but usually see about 86 residents on any given day, and they're part of The Blossoms Nursing And Rehab Center group with a few locations in the area. They often take care of folks who need short-term rehab services, like when someone leaves the hospital but isn't quite ready for home, and their Rehab-to-Home program helps residents get back to daily routines. They try to create a place where people can stay with dignity and respect whether they're staying a short or long time, and you find a wide variety of health care services with a focus on personalized, patient-centered care, paying attention to both physical needs and emotional wellbeing, and there are also recreational activities and amenities meant to help residents enjoy life as much as possible.
The nurse staffing averages about 3.75 hours for each resident each day, which falls below the state average of 4.1 hours, and the nurse turnover rate is pretty high at 66.0%, compared to the state average of 50.9%. The facility's inspection history shows they had 26 documented deficiencies, including ones about infection control-at least one infection-related deficiency was noted in a recent May 8, 2024 inspection, where nine total deficiencies were found-and there are also issues related to food, like not always getting food from approved sources or making sure menus meet all the nutritional needs, and other deficiencies have affected residents' quality of life and care. It's clear that The Blossoms at Midtown focuses on building a personal relationship between caregivers and residents, with a disciplined and compassionate approach, but families should know about the reported staffing and inspection details when considering it.
