Lord Chamberlain Nursing & Rehabilitation Center

Lord Chamberlain Nursing & Rehabilitation Center is a large, family-owned and operated nursing home with 250 beds that's been awarded 5 stars by CMS for quality measures, and the place is staffed by more than 300 people who offer skilled nursing care and short-term rehabilitation with the goal of helping people recover and return home quickly or, if needed, receive long-term support, which means residents get care that fits their health needs whether they're there for a short hospital stay, a longer recovery, or even end-of-life hospice, and there's always a team of healthcare professionals around the clock for safety and medical needs, with specialized care units like Cardiac ICU, Medical Surgical ICU, Pediatric ICU, and Neonatal ICU to handle a wide range of medical conditions, including burn care and respiratory needs, so if someone needs physical rehab, dental care, dietary help, speech therapy, or even podiatry or optometry, this center offers an array of services planned out by registered dietitians who tailor menus for specific nutrition, and everything from intravenous therapy to outpatient rehab services is available. The building features two areas called the Manor and Tower, and in the Manor Café there's a "Main Street" feeling right along the main corridor, while the dining rooms serve meals restaurant-style, aiming to help residents feel comfortable and support their recovery. The facility is secure and has units made for varying levels of assistance to keep residents safe and cared for, even for those who have chronic illness, dementia, or need help with daily tasks. The care team works hard to help each person set and reach their own recovery goals, whether it takes a few days or much longer, always focusing on independence and a high quality of life when possible. The center accepts most insurance and helps residents move through workman's compensation or the Ryders Continuum to get to the right level of care. Compassionate, dignified end-of-life services are there for those who need it, and services and amenities support both short- and long-term rehabilitation, making recovery and comfort the main focus, whether someone opts for inpatient or outpatient care, and with so many options available, families can take a virtual tour or arrange a visit to see the place for themselves.