Springcreek Rehabilitation and Nursing Center sits in the community with 114 certified beds and usually around 80 residents daily, offering long-term care, short-term rehab between the hospital and home, sub-acute rehabilitation, and hospice and respite care, and there's a special secured memory care neighborhood for those needing more support. The medical team, including skilled nurses and specialized staff, stays on site around the clock, providing physical, occupational, and speech therapy, and they help with personal care, medication reminders, enteral and tube feeding, IV therapy, oxygen therapy, and even pet therapy. For folks with specific needs, there are services for C-Diff and MRSA, as well as support for psychological and mental illness, respiratory therapy, cardiac telemetry, and orthopedic rehabilitation, and they also welcome outpatient rehab patients. The center accepts many forms of payment like private insurance, Medicare, Medicaid, military VA benefits, cash, and check, offering all-inclusive rent options and some nice touches like spa/whirlpool, a computer room, and internet everywhere, with cable or satellite TV in bedrooms and common spaces.
You're allowed to have visits from your pets, and residents can smoke if they wish. Staff help with grooming and hair care, errands like grocery and pharmacy visits, and they run transportation for appointments. Residents can join in arts and crafts, music, literary and educational programs, exercise classes-including Tai Chi and Yoga/stretching-and outings or field trips, plus there are hobbies, board games, books, TV, cards, and arrangements for social and cultural programs, including horticultural activities and unique events aimed at keeping people involved. There's room service and communal dining, guest meals, parking, fitness facilities, and on-site religious services, and veterans have help with VA Aid Assistance if they qualify. Staff aim to know residents and families well, with a focus on professionalism and responsibility, trying to make everyone as comfortable as possible while promoting "New Frontiers in Patient Care" with 24-hour nursing and specialty care in place.
Now, Springcreek is a for-profit center run by Illuminate HC LLC since January 2022, with Eliyahu Frankel as manager since October 2018, and inspection reports have noticed 48 deficiencies, including one related to infection control and several around hospice arrangements, care planning, and making sure treatments follow orders and preferences, so the facility has work to do in those areas. The nurse hours per resident are 3.58, below the state average, and nurse turnover stands higher than state numbers, pointing to some staffing challenges, but the team is still dedicated to helping residents feel cared for, and many community members rely on Springcreek for reliable rehab, nursing, and end-of-life support.
