Edgewater Skilled Nursing Center

Edgewater Skilled Nursing Center is a for-profit facility with 81 certified beds, and it's one of those places where people go when they need skilled nursing care for the long term or help getting back on their feet after something like a hospital stay, with both short-term rehabilitation and long-term support available. The care team works day and night, all week, so folks get supervision and help around the clock, including help with basic things like bathing, dressing, taking medicine, transfers, and more, especially for those with non-ambulatory needs or who need a bit more hands-on support. The place has a physical therapy and occupational therapy department run by skilled professionals who use up-to-date ideas and equipment, which folks say is one of the best around, and those therapy teams try all sorts of approaches-from hands-on work to newer technology-so each resident gets a custom program that fits their needs. Medicare and Medicaid are both accepted, which helps out a lot of families, and six beds out of the total will be available in June 2025, so space can be an issue from time to time. Edgewater runs on a team approach, with staff working together and with doctors, families, and residents to plan care. There's assistance with daily living for people who need more or less help, and the facility tries to keep things safe, clean, and comfortable with supervised activities, outings, and a focus on keeping people as active as they're able. The staff at Edgewater try to make the transition easier and keep families in the loop, doing their best to brighten the day, with a sense of community that's important to everyone there. The center is also known for having a clean environment, reliable staff, and a focus on orthopedic care and rehabilitation, helping people return home when possible or providing a safe place for those who need to stay longer. Edgewater offers respite care so caregivers can get a break, and the call system means help is always close, whether it's a weekday or a weekend. The staff aim to provide therapy and care that improve quality of life, and the rehab team works with families and doctors to adjust plans as needed, handling everything from short stays to ongoing, more complex nursing needs.