Prescott House - CLOSED

Prescott House - CLOSED was a nursing and rehabilitation facility with 126 certified beds, providing skilled nursing, long-term care, and short-term stays, and people could use Medicaid and Medicare to pay. The facility handled tracheostomy care and offered a secured memory care unit for residents who needed extra supervision, and the Wanderguard system helped keep those at risk of wandering safe. Residents could choose between private or semi-private rooms, and the staff were available around the clock for supervision, medication management, and help with daily activities like dressing, bathing, or transferring. Prescott House had meal options for special diets, daily housekeeping, laundry, and on-site beauty salon, while arts, music events, pet therapy, and community activities brought people together, with wheelchair access inside and walking paths and gardens outside. Staff managed emergency alerts, transportation, and coordination with doctors, making sure people got physical, occupational, and speech therapy if needed. The place had a nurse turnover rate below the state average, but the nurse staffing hours per resident were a bit under the state average. Residents usually got individual plans of care made by the clinical team, and there was an average of 119 people staying each day. Inspection reports noted 32 deficiencies, including some problems with infection control, resident rights, and care planning, with severity levels from minor to more serious. Prescott House was owned by Preswest Holding Company LLC, with indirect owners Avrohom Brown, Yaakov Chapler, and Moshe Steinberg, and the management changed in December 2022. The facility offered meal preparation, all-day dining, furnished rooms, dry cleaning, 24-hour call systems, and move-in coordination. It was affiliated with Best Care Services and aimed to keep a supportive environment, but as Prescott House is now closed and non-operational 24/7, it isn't taking residents anymore.