Crystal Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center sits in Greenwood, Mississippi, and offers care for seniors who need skilled nursing, rehabilitation, memory care, or long-term support, and folks always seem to like that they accept both Medicaid and Medicare, which helps a lot for families dealing with finances, and the staff includes registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, certified nursing assistants, a registered dietician, and people who organize different activities every day. The place provides 110 beds, and residents can have either private or semi-private rooms that come furnished, but they can bring personal things to make it feel more like home, and every room has its own bathroom, a small kitchen area, cable TV, telephone, air conditioning, and Wi-Fi, which is handy if you want to stay in touch with family or watch favorite shows. For safety, there's a 24-hour call system, and the facility is open for admissions around the clock every day of the week.
There's an activity room, a library packed with books, a game room, and a movie theater, and people can join music programs, arts and crafts, movie nights, and different scheduled activities, with both indoor and outdoor spaces like gardens, walking paths, and a wellness or spa room where folks can relax. For eating, residents get restaurant-style meals and staff pay attention to special diets, with all-day dining so you don't have to worry about missing a set meal time. There's transportation if you need to get out and about, and parking is set up for visitors. Housekeeping is included, and laundry is taken care of so you have less to think about.
On the medical side, the center handles skilled nursing with trained professionals on duty for 12-16 hours a day, with 24-hour supervision, and offers help with basics like bathing, dressing, getting around, and managing medication, plus care after surgery, pain management, IV therapy, and complex wound care. People recovering from a stroke or orthopedic injury can use special rehab programs, and there's even a memory care unit for those dealing with dementia symptoms. Therapy equipment is up-to-date, and the care team includes people with a lot of clinical experience who make personalized care plans and do regular checkups. There's also telemedicine, which can make things easier when a quick consult or therapy session is needed without leaving the room.
The center's team runs a community-supported program for activities and has a Diversity Task Force to help everyone feel welcome. There's a focus on helping people feel good in both mind and body with fitness programs and spaces where residents can get moving or just enjoy quiet time in the gardens. The center does a lot of behind-the-scenes work to stay compliant with Medicare and Medicaid and handles all the paperwork families might need. Staff can use free telehealth and teletherapy if needed, and teamwork and kindness seem to be important values here, since the culture stresses compassion, continuous improvement, and making sure residents are supported in every way.
