Springfield Nursing & Rehabilitation Center

Springfield Nursing & Rehabilitation Center offers a mix of skilled nursing, long-term care, and rehab services, where residents get daily help with bathing, dressing, and moving around, and you'll see the staff provides 24-hour supervision and licensed nurses on site at all times, which means people who need non-ambulatory support or have special medical care like diabetes or incontinence can be cared for, and medication management, wound care, trach care, and rehab therapy like physical, occupational, and speech therapy all happen right there, plus residents have care plans from their own doctors, worked out with the care team, and you get a sense that they're used to handling many health challenges, although there's been some issues, because reports show deficiencies around care plans and assessment timing, with five total deficiencies recorded, and some rated as seriousness levels F and D, mostly about paperwork and planning being late or incomplete. The center has 70 certified beds, usually about 59 residents at a time, and certified nurses and allied health staff take care of medical and rehab needs, and the nurse turnover rate is about 37.3%, while the daily nurse hours per resident come to 3.58, which gives you an idea of staffing, and there's also reported standard inspections and some ongoing monitoring. Springfield is part of Extendicare's network of care homes across North America, so there's a larger company in the background, and owners include Benjamin Landa, Goldie Platschek, Alexander Platschek, and David Rubenstein, each with different shares, and Mark Holbrook, Moshe Kelman, and Thomas Tackett are part of the management team. Residents have private rooms with their own bathrooms, air conditioning, cable TV, Wi-Fi, telephones, kitchenettes, and furnished spaces, which is nice for comfort, and help comes with housekeeping, laundry, and move-in support, as well as family services. Outdoor spaces like gardens and walking paths offer places to get fresh air, and you'll find an arts room, game room, fitness center, library, movie nights, devotional activities, and regular programs run both by staff and residents, so there are usually things to do. The dining room serves meals restaurant-style and adjusts menus for people with food allergies or special diets like diabetes, and meals are made with quality ingredients. There's transportation and parking for residents and visitors, and the staff can help organize rides. The facility also provides respite stays if families need a short-term option and has outpatient rehab services for people who need therapy but don't live there full-time. English-speaking caregivers help with all daily tasks, including extra support for those who have trouble walking or moving. Ancillary services, shared and indoor common spaces, spa and wellness room, and Wi-Fi mean there's a mix of comfort and practical help. There's a photo gallery you can look at for more details about the rooms and community spaces. While Springfield Nursing & Rehabilitation Center covers many healthcare and daily living needs, inspection reports show some areas where there's room for improvement in assessments and care planning, but the center continues to provide both long-term and short-term care for many people, with a team focused on daily care and recovery.