Embassy Rehab & Care Center

Embassy Rehab & Care Center sits with 60 certified beds, though it usually has about 41 residents a day, and it's been managed by Lantis Enterprises, Inc since September 2018, under the ownership of Kismet Hd LLC along with individuals like Cammy Lantis, Mary Lantis, Travis Lantis, Sandra Rinard, and Wendy Soulek, plus Kismet Holdings LLC holding the full indirect ownership. The nurse hours per resident each day average 3.47, which is a bit below the state average of 3.8, and the nurse turnover rate stands at 68.9%, higher than the 46.6% state average, showing that staff do change out more often than in some places. The center provides skilled nursing care, state-of-the-art in-house therapy, and offers rehabilitation services along with personalized treatment plans, so residents get physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy, while those who need on-site hearing, vision, dental, or podiatry services can get those as well. Residents find activities to keep them engaged, and staff try to create a comfortable, nurturing space, focusing on people getting recovery help and support for their well-being, and there are amenities to make daily life more pleasant. Embassy Rehab & Care Center has specialized services for rehabilitation and long-term care needs, with 54 beds dedicated for skilled nursing, and it's connected to both the Iowa Health Care Association and Iowa Center for Assisted Living, trying to keep up with industry standards. The June 20, 2024 inspection report listed some deficiencies, including issues with infection control-that's a recorded violation of federal standards to protect residents-and the administration didn't fully submit the required direct care staffing info to CMS, and there were nutrition and dietary concerns about menus being properly prepared and checked to meet nutritional needs. The care center uses infection control standards and specialized programs, branded for Embassy, but has been associated with a Gateway GEO-IP Filter alert and faced access issues due to network administrator blocks. While the facility works to provide a welcoming atmosphere and care for various needs, it's important to note these areas noted in monitoring reports.