Elliott Nursing and Rehabilitation sits at 20 Howard's Creek Rd in Sandy Hook, Kentucky, and the place has 75 beds for residents, most days you'll find about 71 people living there, and they offer skilled nursing care all day, every day, with folks there who help manage daily activities like eating, dressing, and moving around, plus they've got support for medication, IV therapy, diabetes management, and balance training. The building's got rooms with high-speed internet, and if someone needs help with things like x-rays, lab work, mental health talks, podiatry, private home care, or hospice, the staff can set that up. The care team includes specially trained people who work mostly with seniors and they make personal therapy and care plans to help folks keep their independence as much as they can.
You'll see a focus on rehabilitation, with short-term rehab, outpatient therapy, occupational and speech therapy, and programs for post-acute recovery, so if someone's coming from the hospital, that's something to know, and there's memory care, long-term care, hospice, and respite care, too. They handle cases where people need more medical attention, and their licensed nursing home services cover a range of support, though staffing has been a bit lighter, with 3.14 nurse hours for each resident compared to the state average of 3.9, but their nurse turnover rate is actually less than what you'll find in many places, sitting at 45.3%.
Some issues have come up-inspectors found they had not always met federal standards for infection prevention, and there were citations related to quality of life for residents, care planning, and specifically for handling and preventing pressure ulcers, including developing and following complete care plans for people who needed them. The owners are Elliott Nursing And Rehabilitation Holdings LLC, with David Marx being the indirect owner. The facility brings together rehabilitation services, skilled nursing, and different types of care for people who need ongoing support, and they work to cover a broad range of health and daily living needs for seniors in Sandy Hook. You'll find their rooms and shared areas set up for comfort, and there's a big focus on helping folks recover or maintain health, but always with the understanding that there have been areas where improvements were needed.
