Arbor Hills Nursing and Rehabilitation Center sits in Ferguson, Missouri, where you'll find 150 beds for skilled nursing and 28 beds for assisted living, so it covers folks who need a lot of help and those who just need a bit. The place provides both long-term and short-term stays, and takes care of people coming straight out of the hospital or those who need somewhere to call home for a while, offering services like memory care for folks with Alzheimer's, respite care when families need a break, and palliative and hospice services for comfort in later stages. Medicare and Medicaid cover those in need, but private-pay is an option too, and those in assisted living might get state help depending on their situation. Staff include Certified Nursing Assistants, Licensed Practical Nurses, and Registered Nurses, with about 2.97 total nurse hours per resident per day, and you'll see about 89 folks living there on an average day, though the nurse turnover rate sits higher than state average, at 76.6%. Residents see about 1 minute of physical therapy a day, 11 minutes from RNs, 45 minutes from LPNs, and 121 minutes from CNAs, so most hands-on care comes from the nursing assistants, and the place does have a licensed therapy team available every day.
Quality checks and Medicare star ratings track care over time, and the place participates in CMS Quality initiatives, following infection control practices especially with infection complaints and COVID-19 protocols in place. You might want to know about inspection results-there have been 58 total deficiencies, some related to infection control, accident hazard prevention, and treatment follow-through, though recent ones haven't reported actual harm, just potential for more harm than minimal. There've been several complaints recently, including in September 2024 and April 2025, and each had some deficiencies called out, but the staff still keep up scheduled visits following health guidelines, and infection control gets watched closely. Arbor Hills gives meals in the community, plus daily activities to keep folks engaged, and hosts monthly outings, has a gift shop, on-site beauty and barbershop, and a courtyard for residents to use. Wheelchair transport is available, so residents can get around easily, and the center helps with wound care, IV therapy, tube feeding, and general activities of daily living.
Jobs are open for CNAs, LPNs/LVNs, and RNs, as the large staff covers round-the-clock needs. Arbor Hills has a newer, recently updated building meant to give a home-like feel. The single campus tries to treat everyone like family, with rooms, therapy, and activities all close at hand, and both skilled nursing and assisted living under one roof, so you'll find a wide range of care for seniors at different stages of need.
