Lakeside Manor is a skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility managed by Pioneer Healthcare Management, with Fahim Uddin overseeing its operation, and the place has 66 certified beds with an average of 54 residents staying each day, so there's quite a few folks under their care at any time, and they offer both long-term care for those who need ongoing support and short-term rehabilitation for recovery after illness or surgery, and services include skilled nursing 24 hours a day, rehabilitation therapies like physical, occupational, and speech therapy, as well as pain management and wound care, which can be helpful to those who need extra medical attention. The staff speaks Spanish and there are beautician services offered, along with recreation and social activities, meals that many say are nutritious, and common areas for gathering or spending quiet time indoors, with bathing amenities available in the rooms, and those community spaces can make it easier for people to socialize, find friends, or just relax when they want to.
Lakeside Manor focuses on healthcare and healing, aiming for high standards in care, but inspection and oversight reports have shown a number of challenges, with the facility having a history of 110 total deficiencies, of which 8 are infection-related, and there have been deficiency categories for quality of life and care (F0684) and for freedom from abuse, neglect, and exploitation (F0600), both noted as having no actual harm at the time but with the potential for more than minimal harm, and inspectors keep an eye on staffing as well, since the current nurse staffing levels are 3.55 nurse hours per resident per day, which is below the state average of 4.0, and the nurse turnover rate has been reported at 53.4%, a bit higher than the state average, though one report lists 43.8% as lower than average, which means there's some variation in how that's tracked.
Lakeside Manor has a designation as a Special Focus Facility Candidate, which means there's a history of more serious quality issues and ongoing efforts to improve, so the team is being watched closely and is making changes to meet care benchmarks, and all this means residents get attention both from the regular staff-who are trained and accessible-and from state regulators who monitor for quality and safety. Amenities fit what you'd expect from a skilled nursing center, with provided meals, assistance with activities of daily living, regular programs and social activities, community areas, and features that aim to keep residents comfortable and active, and the environment stays supportive, aiming to help everyone maintain as much independence as they can while getting the health services they need.
