Danville Centre for Health and Rehabilitation, located at 642 North 3rd Street in Danville, Kentucky, is a 106-bed skilled nursing facility that offers both short-term rehabilitation and long-term nursing care, as well as assisted living and memory care services for seniors who need extra support with daily activities or health concerns, and you'll find that they've got things like skilled nursing, help with memory problems, and rehabilitation therapy options, and pretty often they're caring for about 82 residents, though they aren't taking new patients right now. The facility is part of Signature HealthCARE, which means it's connected to a larger network that tries to bring together healthcare and specialized programming, and you'll see they've got staff who speak English, various studio room layouts, and different care plans for different needs, whether that's short stays, long-term skilled nursing, or help after an illness or operation.
People living there can take part in games, exercise, group gatherings, special events, and even field trips, and you'll see there are services for things like orthopedic or neurological problems, plus therapy for speech, daily movement, and other health needs, with outpatient options available. There's also nutritional counseling and a focus on comfortable living, so rooms get housekeeping and personal care when residents need it, and along with attention to meals and healthcare, they also make space for spiritual interests of different faiths and backgrounds, and you'll find the community tries to plan activities that reflect residents' traditions and personalities.
Although the staff works to provide a safe and caring place, reports have shown some deficiencies in care planning and accident prevention, including infection control concerns, but they do put work into safety and addressing such problems. The nurse turnover is a bit lower than the state average, with staffing close to what's typical across Kentucky at around 3.85 nurse hours per resident per day. Feedback from residents averages about 8.9 out of 10, and they offer different layouts for rooms to fit each person's needs. Hospice and respite care are available, so families and residents can choose stays that match what they need for care and comfort, and their programs try to help each resident have the best life possible through things like care navigation and quality of life activities for all backgrounds and physical abilities.
