Seaside Health and Rehabilitation Center serves adults aged 55 and older, offering a range of care from independent living to skilled nursing and memory care in one setting, so folks with different needs can age in place and families don't need to worry about moving their loved ones when health changes come along. The facility holds 192 certified beds in private and semi-private rooms, and has features like cable TV, internet, and telephones, making it feel a little homier for those who want a connection to the outside world, plus there's a secured memory care unit for people with memory loss, and the building itself tries to feel uplifting and modern to help residents feel hopeful. Residents on Medicaid are welcome, and Seaside accepts adults living with disabilities or ongoing health issues that need extra help, whether that's regular assistance with daily tasks or more hands-on care for things like wound care or respiratory needs, and some people stay here after a hospital stay for short-term rehab, like physical or occupational therapy before heading home.
The facility is open around the clock and offers licensed nursing twenty-four hours a day, giving support for things like pain management or palliative care, and if folks need respite-maybe the caregiver needs a break-they've got a program for that, too. There's a call system in the bathrooms and bathing areas for safety, though the state did find an issue with it during a recent inspection, along with problems in respiratory care and daily living help, and the center has nine inspection deficiencies noted overall. Staff turnover for nurses comes in at 39.1%, and the center reports 3.40 nurse hours for each resident per day, which gives some sense of staff availability.
Residents can join social and recreational activities, and amenities nearby make visiting easier for families, but some reviews have said the facility was unclean and the staff seemed untrained, so it's wise for families to tour and see things firsthand before deciding. The center's affiliated with Blue Spring Healthcare Partners, and owned fully by Seaside Center Operations Holdings LLC, with accreditation both by the Joint Commission and a five-star rating from CMS, showing some strengths in meeting care standards even with the cited deficiencies. Seaside's approach tries to mix clinical care with emotional and social support, giving attention to different sides of health, and their care covers a broad range, so whether someone needs a little help every day, support through rehab, or long-term skilled nursing, the center's meant to be flexible enough to meet those changing needs.
