Hopkins Nursing and Rehabilitation Center sits in Woodburn, Kentucky, and stays on one floor, which makes moving around easier for many, and with a smaller size-about 44 residents daily, with 50 certified beds-it feels less crowded and can give folks a sense of a tight-knit community. The place offers private and semi-private rooms and welcomes pets, so residents can have their animals with them. The building has bathrooms close to each resident's room, and the staff provides housekeeping, keeping things clean and comfortable, and they run transportation for residents who need to get out for appointments or activities.
The staff at Hopkins Nursing and Rehabilitation Center specializes in a good range of care types, like skilled nursing, transitional care (for folks moving between the hospital and home), short-stay and respite care, and long-term care. The center offers specialized programs for Alzheimer's and dementia, orthopedic rehabilitation, ventilator care, wound care, pain management, amputee recovery, and colostomy care, and it's set up to provide physical, occupational, and speech therapy. There's attention given to infection prevention and control programs, and the medical team also handles podiatry, IV therapy, and antibiotic treatments. The staff tries to serve both the body and the mind, using recreational therapy, clubs, activities, and an activity center to keep people engaged and socializing.
The center is licensed as a skilled nursing facility and takes both Medicaid and Medicare. It has a team managed by Encore Health Partners since October 2023, and the owners are Encore Investors LLC and Encore Parent Holdings LLC. The staff at Hopkins Nursing and Rehabilitation Center includes nurses and other trained professionals, but the nurse turnover rate is a bit high at 58.2%, and the nurse staffing level is 3.70 hours per resident per day, which matches the average for similar centers. Standard inspection reports have shown deficiencies in infection control and environmental issues in the past, though infection prevention work is ongoing.
Hopkins Nursing and Rehabilitation Center's daily life comes with activities, an activity center, and several clubs, aiming to help residents find things to do, socialize, and stay active if they want. The center offers a photo gallery online, a downloadable brochure, and a virtual tour for anyone interested in seeing the facility without visiting in person. The staff provides patient and family education, so everyone understands the care and support available. The center keeps its focus on each person's needs, aiming for independence, well-being, and recovery whenever possible, delivering different levels of care that help fit what each person wants or needs.
