Lakeview Health Care & Rehab sits about two miles outside Boonville, Missouri, in a small-town setting where folks get different kinds of care without needing to travel much. The center has skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and memory care, and offers independent living, assisted living, and home care options as well. There are 59 certified beds, and on average about 38 residents each day. The staff includes nurses, nurse practitioners who stop by weekly, and primary care doctors who visit every month, while specialists like optometrists, podiatrists, and psychiatrists visit regularly, so residents can see medical providers on site. There's a counselor and a beautician who visit at least once a month, and services include physical, occupational, and speech therapy, plus things like palliative care, respite care, medication help, and individual care plans. The team uses physician-directed protocols and custom nutrition plans, but there's been a nutrition and dietary deficiency noted, and the nurse-hour average per resident per day is lower than the state average.
The community tries to support social and emotional health too, offering counseling and activities in a warm space that values dignity and respect, and the enclosed courtyard's got raised gardens for wheelchair gardening, while the two covered porches have views of the lake and fishing is sometimes allowed. Meals come from a menu and cooks work with residents on their preferences. Lakeview's dedicated team manages medical needs on site, uses transportation when needed and lets family members ride to appointments, so it's often easier for visits. There's a memory care service for those with Alzheimer's or dementia. Amenities are modern, and programs aim to help residents with their physical, social, and emotional well-being, with on-site therapy to regain strength and independence.
Lakeview Health Care & Rehab Center's owner is Circle B Enterprises Holding Company Inc, and it runs as a for-profit limited liability company. Over the last three years, inspection reports found 32 deficiencies, including infection control issues and six infection-related deficiencies, but with no major harm reported. Nurse turnover sits at 66.7%, above the state average, and nurse hours are below what's typical in Missouri. The Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services gives Lakeview a 3-star rating, which is moderate. The community's average score in its own rating system is 5.1 out of 10, showing there are positives but also room for improvement. The facility offers a range of studio rooms and lets residents get care, therapy, and appointments mostly without leaving, while keeping a simple, neighborly atmosphere. Todd Anderson manages the community.
