Sunrise Skilled Nursing and Rehab

Sunrise Skilled Nursing and Rehab sits in Macoupin County, Illinois, where it provides long-term and short-term skilled nursing care, rehabilitation, and specialty programs for residents who often require extra help to feel comfortable each day, and the staff there, about 51 to 200 people including Natasha Stevens and Sierra Lee, work under the leadership of Suzanne Robbins, LNHA, and Kasey Fitzgerald, who's the Director of Nursing, focusing on making days better with personalized care plans, memory care, respite care, and programs like orthopedic, cardiac, Parkinson's, and stroke rehabilitation-plus discharge concierge services for those going home. The place has 99 certified beds, offers 24-hour skilled nursing services, and gives people physical therapy and other therapy options. There's an always available menu, a sample menu, and comforts that try to make life easier and keep it feeling home-like. While the nurse turnover rate is 48.6%, which is a bit higher than the state average, and nursing care hours total 3.10 a day per resident, falling short of Illinois' 3.4 hour average, the staff wants families to feel involved and keeps communication clear. Sunrise faces three infection-related deficiencies noted in inspection reports, one pharmacy-related issue for how drugs and biologicals are labeled and stored, and a deficiency around incontinence and urinary tract infection prevention; these matter and are part of their ongoing work to get better. Sunrise also offers families a virtual tour so they can see inside without coming by, and tries to support its own staff, too, by fostering a close-knit team guided by Crest Healthcare Consulting. Their three pillars-genuine hometown care, treating the staff like family, and community engagement-reflect the hope to give residents skilled, compassionate attention each day, and you'll find specialized services like memory care and a welcoming interior are part of daily life, with staff trying to help everyone live as well as possible.