Hilltop Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, LLC

Hilltop Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, LLC sits at 336 Edgewood Drive in Pineville, Louisiana, and holds 130 certified beds with an average of about 101 residents each day, so you're likely to find a steady but not crowded place to stay, and if you're thinking about moving in, they'll let you take a tour, meet the people who live there, and visit with staff, even offering a brochure or a photo or virtual tour for those wanting to learn before they visit. Folks there can choose from several types of care, like assisted living, independent living, skilled nursing, memory care for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, short-term rehabilitation, respite care if someone just needs a break from home, social services, and even hospice care for end-of-life support, so you don't have to look elsewhere as needs change over time. The place aims for a family-like, friendly environment with polite staff, focusing on respect, honesty, and understanding the social and emotional needs of people living there, making things feel a bit more personal, and you won't have to worry about discrimination because they follow policies that protect everyone based on state and federal law. You'll find a landscaped setting that the staff call beautiful, and there's a certain pride in their long tradition of care, as administrators and supervisors want more than basic compliance and hope for small acts of kindness, a gentle touch, and a smile to help improve daily life. Hilltop's caregivers work so that each resident has a bit more than just technical medical care, with nurse staffing slightly better than the state average-nurses spend about 3.83 hours a day with each resident, and the turnover rate is a little lower, too, which can help with consistency of care. The facility is managed by Central Management Company, LLC, and has been under the direction of Teddy Price since 2006. For ownership, Kisatchie Health, LLC and Prico, Inc. share direct ownership, while Teddy Price and the Marjorie S Price Estate own the companies behind it. Like many nursing homes, Hilltop has received some deficiencies in recent inspections-infection control not fully up to federal standards, problems with abuse and neglect reporting, issues with managing resident money, and a total of 20 documented deficiencies, so families may want to look into reports for the latest updates. Still, Hilltop tries to offer care in line with its mission to serve people with compassion and integrity, and while no place can promise perfection, you can visit for yourself to get a sense of what life there might be like.