St Johns Nursing Center sits on the Catholic Health Services North Campus and offers a range of rehab and nursing care services for those who need help after an illness, surgery, or managing ongoing health issues, and folks will find skilled staff there around the clock to support them with things like wound care, IV therapies, G-tube feeding, ileostomy and J-tube management, as well as Bi-Pap and C-Pap for breathing support, so someone needing help with transfers or mobility, maybe after a knee or hip replacement or even post-heart surgery (CABG), can get specialized rehab, including aquatic therapy and regular physical therapy. Dialysis patients can use the on-site Dialysis Clinic, which cuts down on travel and keeps things familiar, while anyone recovering from sickness or a hospital stay gets the benefit of short-term skilled nursing like pain management, complex care, anti-coagulant monitoring, IV nutrition, post-surgical care, and infection prevention, all under supervision of medical directors who talk with a patient's main doctor.
The center's set up for both private and shared bedrooms, comes with private bathrooms, cable TV, air conditioning, phones, and WiFi, and kitchens in some rooms; there are also community spaces like a dining room, activity rooms, movie theater, game and arts rooms, library, music area, chapel, beauty and barbershop, and fitness programs, so people can join in music, arts and crafts, games, movies, lectures, current events talks, exercise, luncheons, parties, and other social events run by staff or residents, and housekeeping, laundry and dry cleaning, mail services, and storage areas all help keep life easy. Families get support, too, and there's a 24-hour call system for safety, transportation and parking, walking paths, outdoor seating, a garden, wellness room, spa, sauna, and all areas are wheelchair-accessible.
St Johns is a non-profit run on church principles, meets full Joint Commission standards as of August 2024, holds a CMS Certification Number of 103027, supports both Medicare and Medicaid, and serves up to 181 beds, with a subprovider unit for skilled nursing, and 12 certified beds set aside as of June 2025. There's a high staff to resident ratio with trained medical help always nearby, meals made by a chef (with allergy and diabetes options), and the place has earned a strong record for nursing, rehab, and patient-centered care, with plenty of activities, comfortable rooms, and outdoor spaces to make things feel a bit more homelike.
