Normandy Nursing Center

Normandy Nursing Center sits on St Charles Rock Rd and runs as a for-profit skilled nursing facility, taking care of seniors who need both short-term rehab after a hospital stay and long-term care for those who can't live on their own due to health needs, and you see they've got 116 certified beds with about 99 residents staying there on an average day. The place employs registered nurses, LPNs, CNAs, therapy aides, and has medical staff like doctors, nurse practitioners, a medical director, and medication pharmacists all working together, and residents get about 2.60 nurse hours per day, though there's a nurse turnover rate of 64.9% which means staff changes are pretty common. The owners are groups like 10 26 Nationwide Tr and Normandy Investments, LLC, with indirect owners Baruch Jeremias and Judah Bienstock, and the facility links up with MGM Healthcare. You'll find all kinds of staff offering help with medication, feeding, nursing care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech/language therapy, respiratory therapy, and help with meals, and they even have recreational therapy, nutritional counseling, medical alert devices, and access to inpatient rehabilitation services within the building. Normandy Nursing Center allows both Medicare and Medicaid, and they set up meetings for residents through a council but they don't have a family council for relatives. They don't run as a Continuing Care Retirement Community, but focus on person-centered care, aiming to empower seniors to manage their own recovery whenever possible, and they offer a variety of amenities, activities, and a spacious outdoor area for getting fresh air or a bit of sun. Though the facility keeps systems for infection control and pest control, reports show they've had some issues meeting standards in infection prevention, nutrition and dietary care, resident rights, and pest management, which have been flagged in inspection reports. Their mission, vision, and values are listed on their website, alongside a calendar for educational workshops and CNA or insulin training courses for staff, plus resources for advocacy and regulatory information, and the care finder tool helps with locating services, and they keep a board of directors as well as a licensed administrator named Laura Wunder. All in all, Normandy Nursing Center supports both frail and recovering seniors with a directory of therapy, care, and medical provider services, using a mix of registered and licensed staff for daily healthcare and rehabilitation, and keeps a focus on health, safety, and resident rights.