Beautiful Savior Nursing Home stands as a not-for-profit senior care center that's been serving residents and families for over thirty years, with a Christian atmosphere visible in both the care approach and the presence of on-site religious services like Bible study, chapel, and visits from pastors, and you'll find both Lutheran and non-denominational services as well. You'll find 126 beds in the Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, alongside a 55-bed Assisted Living Center, and those centers offer a choice between private and semi-private apartments, plus studio suites, and there's a Senior Apartment Center that's been there since 1989. For those needing long-term care, short-term respite, or transitional rehabilitation through the NextStep program, experienced staff, with many people having over 15 to 20 years in their roles, provide around-the-clock support and medical care, including wound care, diabetic care, non-ambulatory and incontinence care, and help for people living with Alzheimer's or dementia through memory care units with specialized therapies and housing.
Every room, whether private or shared, has wheelchair-accessible showers, satellite TV access, air conditioning, and an emergency call system. The nursing staff, led by Director of Nursing Ashley Green and Administrator Jennifer C. Smith, includes licensed and certified professionals always present for 24-hour care, and they help with medication, physical and occupational therapies, and meal services that include nutritious daily menus planned by Dietary Director Jeff Poole. Daily housekeeping, laundry, and dry cleaning take away some of the chores, while a beauty and barber shop in the building makes grooming easy for anyone who wants it. Maintenance Director Keith Lebow ensures everything runs smoothly, and Social Services Director Frank Rundle and Admissions Coordinator Christine Johnston support residents and their families as they settle in. Business Office Manager Alicia Landsman helps keep things organized.
Inside, there are open day rooms where folks can watch TV, work on puzzles, read, or join extra-curricular activities, and outdoors or off-campus, residents might fish or take part in other events. Community activities-like bingo, painting, movies, and social engagements-keep everyone involved, and there's both indoor and outdoor common spaces to relax or chat. All utilities except telephone are included, and there's customer parking for visitors and transportation for outings. There's a dedicated rehab therapy center with eight private suites and semi-private rooms, and even a spa room with a whirlpool tub for relaxation during rehabilitation.
Pets are allowed in some living spaces. Assisted living residents get medication management and access to amenities, with full-time staff to help as needed, whether it's getting chores done or handling unexpected issues. For families needing temporary help, respite care is available for daily, weekly, or monthly stays. The staff aims to provide care that's friendly and compassionate, and always strives to maintain trust, respect, and love in their relationships with residents and their families. The overarching goal, which you'll hear echoed by everyone, is to maintain or improve each person's quality of life, provide safe and skilled medical attention, and bring meaningful activity and spiritual support each day.
