Medway Country Manor Skilled Nursing & Rehab

Medway Country Manor Skilled Nursing & Rehab sits at 115 Holliston St in Medway, Massachusetts, and provides skilled nursing care and rehabilitation services for seniors who have a wide range of needs, whether someone's looking for short-term rehab after surgery or illness, or needs long-term skilled nursing around the clock, and the staff there work as a team of nurses, therapists, and caregivers who come together to focus on each person individually, planning care to match their health needs, including managing chronic conditions like arthritis, helping people recover from strokes, and providing wound care, as well as managing more specific issues like sports and work injuries, knee and hip replacements, head injuries, and developmental delays, and besides the medical side of things, Medway Country Manor also offers a number of amenities for residents, including private and semi-private rooms, lounges for relaxation, and a hair salon, and you'll find daily activities managed by qualified therapists, such as exercise groups and arts and crafts, and seasonal events to keep folks engaged and active. The facility includes a large Rehabilitation Suite which has a modern physical and occupational therapy gym, a transitional apartment, and a special dining area for people in rehab, with a 4,000 square foot space dedicated to supporting recovery and independence, and there's also an on-site Generations outpatient wellness and rehabilitation center, with licensed outpatient services offered to the wider community, and people in rehabilitation have access to speech therapy areas and programs set up for those returning home, including home evaluations and safety recommendations before discharge, to make sure transitions go smoothly, because safety's a big concern, especially now, so people will see face mask rules and COVID-19 safety measures in effect. Medway Country Manor covers a lot of health services, from dental and podiatry to psychiatric, physiatry, optometry, audiology, hospice, and specialized wound care, bringing in a variety of professionals like physical therapists, speech/language pathologists, occupational therapists, social workers, discharge planners, respiratory therapists, and nutritional therapists, so residents find what's needed, whether it's therapy for injuries, support after corrective surgery, or help with neurological disorders such as Parkinson's, ALS, Huntington's, and MS. It's Medicare and Medicaid certified, and the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations has approved it, which doesn't guarantee it's perfect but does show it meets certain safety and quality standards. The facility's set up with accessibility in mind, but exact details about parking, outdoor space, and pet policies aren't listed, though people will find residential apartment-style living, basic amenities, and utilities included. Residents and rehab patients have daily activity programs, regular meal service, and access to skilled nursing, and the facility tries to keep people comfortable while helping them recover or manage their health conditions, with a focus on maintaining quality of life and overall well-being, and they offer transitional services so folks can safely move from hospital to facility and, when ready, return home.