Apple Rehab Rocky Hill

Apple Rehab Rocky Hill sits at 45 Elm Street in Rocky Hill, Connecticut, where you'll find 120 beds and most days about 86 people living there, and the place mainly focuses on skilled nursing care, with short-term rehab, outpatient rehab, dementia care, IV services, and hospice care as some of the things they do, and you get 24-hour licensed nursing staff along with access to consulting physician specialists, physical and occupational therapists, and speech therapists right on site, and there's a team that includes dietitians, case managers, social workers, certified nursing assistants, and recreation directors, so there's always someone around for daily help or planning. The facility also has a Safe Harbor Neighborhood set aside for memory care needs like Alzheimer's and dementia, and that program uses a holistic approach with extra support and attention. People have said the rooms feel more like hotels, with electric beds, flat-screen TVs, telephones, wireless internet, renovated spaces, and good food served in a pleasant dining area, and the building also has a large rehabilitation gym with new equipment and different therapy options tailored to each person, things like balance training, help with eating, memory and communication programs, and splinting for arms or legs. There's a focus on personal care plans, discharge planning so folks can move home safely, and regular support groups and educational programs for both residents and their families. Some important numbers to know are 3.04 nurse hours per resident each day, a nurse turnover rate of 42.7%, 120 certified beds, and federal certification. The place does keep inspection reports, and their records do mention some deficiencies, mainly with infection control and making sure the place stays safe and homelike, including working on COVID-19 vaccination education, documenting everything properly, and preventing accidents by improving supervision. The facility has been managed by Ryan Vess since 2013, and Brian Foley owns it all under the Apple Rehab group.