Regency Center

Regency Center sits quietly in a neighborhood, away from the city's busy streets, and fills a building that used to be an elementary school about 30 years ago, with a full update in 2014 making things more modern and comfortable for the residents who call it home, and these days folks will find well-kept outdoor areas and a whole range of places to sit outside and relax. This non-profit facility has skilled nursing care, memory care, short-term and long-term stays, and special support for people needing help after surgery or injury, as well as orthopedic rehab and dementia care. The staff stays on 24/7 with licensed nurses, including a full-time Physician and Nurse Practitioner, and folks here get help with activities of daily living, medication, pain management, disease management, wound care, IV administration, trach care, respiratory therapy, and more. Rehab therapy is a big part of the place, with a rehab gym open 7 days a week for physical, occupational, and speech therapies, and there's a separate hallway for those in transitional care. Community engagement is strong, with daily programs and social activities helping folks stay involved and make friends, and the dining room offers made-from-scratch meals prepared by a chef, plus dietary counseling for those who need it, and there's a focus on keeping food safe and meeting professional standards in the kitchen. Residents can use WiFi, TVs, and phones in their rooms, and the place comes with parking, accessible restrooms, air conditioning, wheelchair access, and transportation to dialysis. Regency Center provides palliative, hospice, and respite care too, supports people from all walks of life, and does not discriminate. The daily resident census averages about 98, out of 110 certified beds. Admissions happen at any hour. Regency Center has links with hospitals and healthcare providers, keeps up with care plans personalized for every resident, and offers plenty of ways to learn more, including a virtual tour and photo gallery. Inspection reports show 26 deficiencies, including infection-control notes and issues with making care plans and maintaining a fully hazard-free environment, and nurse turnover is higher than average at 66.2%, with nurses putting in about 3.48 hours per resident each day, which is a bit lower than the state average. The ownership is tied to Encore Investors LLC and managed by Encore Health Partners 2 LLC since 2023. Still, a warm and inviting atmosphere remains, giving residents a sense of home while prioritizing safety and compassionate care in every part of daily life.