Atrium Place Health and Rehabilitation sits at 2600 Redman Road in St. Louis, Missouri, and you'll find folks know it for its skilled nursing and rehabilitation care, providing help for those who need extra support after a hospital stay before they can go home or settle into long-term care. The facility offers a wide range of care, including Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care for those with cognitive troubles, Home Care, Adult Day Services, and full Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation, covering physical, occupational, and speech therapies. That means if someone needs short-term rehab, round-the-clock nursing, or help for memory issues, they tend to have something here. The nursing staff averages about 2.5 nurse hours per resident per day, which is lower than many other places, and their overall CMS rating is much below average, with inspection reports showing 51 deficiencies-some related to accident hazards and infection control, but so far none have caused actual harm, though there's the risk of more than minimal harm.
Atrium Place has 120 beds with about 93 residents on average. The place accepts Medicaid and Medicare, giving options for different types of insurance. There's a mix of activities and outdoor spaces to give folks a place to relax or move around, and the rooms and common areas are spacious enough to help people feel comfortable and maybe make friends. Meals are planned to be nutritious, and staff aim to give care that fits each person's needs and preferences, always looking out for both the physical and emotional health of the residents. With a location close to Christian Hospital Northeast, getting to extra medical care is easy if needed.
Atrium Place is managed by Redman Rd Consulting LLC and owned wholly by Vhs Mo Opco Holdings LLC, while Vertical Health Services and Providence Health & Services have connections to how the facility runs. The staff bring a lot of experience in caring for older adults who might need either quick recovery support or ongoing, longer-term care, making sure to keep families involved and informed, and there's even a care finder feature on their website that gets updated pretty often. While the facility isn't accepting new patients at the moment, they encourage people to reach out for possible future openings. The building itself is set up to feel like a real home, with an effort put into keeping the atmosphere warm and family-like, and there's a whole team focused on matching care to what each person needs, whether they're dealing with serious illness, recovering from surgery, or simply seeking a safe place to live out their days with proper support. The team runs a full range of healthcare options, aiming to enrich everyone's daily life and help folks regain confidence and strength whenever possible.
