Seville Care Center

Seville Care Center - CLOSED, found at 35625 Missouri 72 in Salem, Missouri, served the area as a nursing home and retirement community offering both assisted and independent living options for seniors, and the facility operated with a focus on personalized care for people dealing with things like Alzheimer's and dementia, providing memory care services along with standard nursing care, and helped folks with everyday things like dressing, bathing, medication, meals, housekeeping, and laundry, sometimes with staff available for 24-hour supervision and emergency alert support; it had a capacity of 90 certified beds, but usually about 52 people lived there on average, and the rooms came in different layouts, such as studios or shared/companion spaces, some even furnished or designed for easy wheelchair access, and the building included features like private bathrooms, kitchenettes, air conditioning, cable TV, Wi-Fi, as well as gardens, activity rooms, libraries, and outdoor paths for the people who liked to get fresh air or join group activities like movie nights or game sessions. The staff was supposed to provide about 2.85 nurse hours per person daily, which is lower than Missouri's average, and management included North Star Equity Group LLC and Brooke Bigham since February 2023, with ownership from several companies, including Krisley Properties LLC and others, though some inspection reports noted that the care center fell short in preventing infections, meeting professional standards, and maintaining sufficient nurse staffing, among other things, with a total of 35 deficiencies. Seville Care Center offered meal programs, transportation, healthcare, in-home support, and could help with medication management and non-ambulatory care, plus options for things like family support, move-in coordination, and scheduled activities, but there were no unique programs or special wings named and details on amenities weren't clearly listed. The senior living community belonged to Missouri Senior Living and had ties to the Missouri Health Care Association, but it ran as a for-profit limited liability company until it closed. While verified as a community for seniors and caregivers and holding an average rating of 4.0 from 9 reviews, and 6.4 on Seniorly's scale, Seville Care Center is now closed and no longer accepts residents.