Brickyard Healthcare - Woodlands Care Center

Brickyard Healthcare - Woodlands Care Center sits at 4088 Frame Rd in Newburgh, IN, and has 120 certified beds, though about 105 residents stay there on an average day, so you do get a mix of long-term and short-term folks coming in and out, and the place has been managed by Ggnsc Newburgh LLC since September 2012, with Executive Director Maribeth Donaldson leading the team, bringing over three decades of skilled nursing experience, and she's been with Brickyard Healthcare for 20 years. The care center offers a wide range of services, including skilled nursing, short-term rehab, long-term care, memory care set up for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, outpatient therapy, dialysis, and VA contract care, and the building is also set up for independent living, assisted living, adult day services, home health care, non-medical home care, and hospice care, though details about apartment style or assisted living features aren't heavily listed. The place's daily staffing boils down to about 3.36 nurse hours per resident, but nurse turnover runs a bit high at 39.2%, and the place has been through 17 reported inspection deficiencies, with a few related to infection standards-such as citation F0880 for infection prevention programs and one about pharmacy storage and labeling, though these didn't cause actual harm but did have the potential for issues, even if only a few people were directly affected. For residents, there are private suites, phone and Wi-Fi, and TV options, plus laundry and housekeeping, and the staff handle a variety of clinical tasks such as IV therapy, pain management, cognitive training, diabetes care, and more serious rehabilitation for folks after strokes, along with regular doctor, dental, eye, and audiology visits. The community provides church services, daily activities, arts and crafts, nutritional snacks, and has barber and beauty shops, along with regular transportation services, and folks can visit in family lounges or the secure outdoor area, especially in the memory care section where extra safety measures and trained staff step in for residents who might wander or need a little extra care because of dementia. There's access for wheelchairs, but not much is told about the general building layout or features like parking, entrances, floors, or exterior space, and while the care staff handles a lot of health and personal needs, there's not much information on luxury amenities or unique rental setups, but you do get a full range of therapy and nursing for the folks who need it, and the facility stays connected with doctors and hospitals like St. Mary's nearby to make sure residents have medical support when they need it.