Russellville Nursing and Rehabilitation sits at 215 South Portland Avenue in Russellville, Arkansas, as a skilled nursing facility where people can get different types of care, including short-term rehabilitation for those who need help between hospital and home, and long-term or intermediate care for folks who are very frail and need daily nursing. The staff provides skilled professional care in what they hope is a compassionate and supportive atmosphere, with physicians and nurses always available. Residents can get therapy through speech, physical, and occupational programs, and there's a speech pathologist who helps with swallowing, language, and thinking problems. Therapy can include work on strength, balance, pain reduction, wound healing, and increasing range of motion, and there's equipment and space for these needs. The facility has residential living options, and the rooms and features are tailored to meet people's needs, making the place feel comfortable and aiming to feel like home. For those wanting to see what it's like, there's a video tour available.
Some folks stay here for respite care, which includes services like daily housekeeping, laundry, and meals, with an activities calendar full of big and small events based on what residents want, and the dining area is set up so residents can have meals with their families. The facility provides free wireless Internet for both residents and visitors, and you'll find amenities designed for comfort and convenience, though specific details aren't listed. The staff works in several languages, including Spanish, Vietnamese, Marshallese, Chinese, Lao, Tagalog, Arabic, German, French, Hmong, Korean, Portuguese, Japanese, Hindi, and Gujarati, which can help families feel more at ease. Russellville Nursing and Rehabilitation follows federal civil rights laws and doesn't discriminate based on race, color, national origin, age, disability, or . The facility puts effort into building strong relationships with both residents and families, celebrating the dignity and grace of each person, and all care happens in a healing environment with 24-hour nursing.
