Daybreak Nursing Center sits at 410 State Hwy H in Sikeston, Missouri and has space for 70 residents in a modern, hotel-like building that's fully sprinklered and set up for safety, even featuring a "Wander Guard" system for those with dementia, and you'll find both private and semi-private rooms, each with a private bathroom, air conditioning, satellite TV, telephone, cable, housekeeping, linen service, and kitchenettes, and people get their meals in a spacious dining room with snacks and drinks available, and special diet needs like diabetic meals are handled. Residents can use free guest Wi-Fi, visit a small library, relax in open living rooms, or enjoy entertainment programs, a garden and outdoor space, and an on-site beauty salon or barber shop, plus there are computer centers, fitness rooms, game areas, and scheduled activities alongside day trips and music therapy, and they do pet therapy too.
Care at Daybreak Nursing Center covers a lot, with skilled nursing, memory care, long-term care, rehab-to-home programs, assisted living, bariatric care, respite care, hospice care, and special care services for people recovering from illness or needing support with daily activities, and staff includes certified nursing assistants, licensed practical nurses, registered nurses, as well as physicians assistants and nurse practitioners who know about family practice medicine and geriatric psychiatric issues, and they also have a consulting physician for dementia and psychiatric disorders with 24-hour physician oversight and nursing care, and this center provides physical, occupational, and speech therapy, as well as programs for sensory stimulation, pain management, and healthy weight loss supported by a Registered Dietitian, and you'll find clinical lab services, IV therapy, wound care, and a full team for medical and personal care needs, while you get family services and referrals to dementia support groups.
You'll spot the therapy gym and wellness center, transportation services using the facility van or arranged rides, plus help moving in, guest laundry, in-house laundry, telehealth counseling, and an individual call system in each room for safety; for those needing spiritual support, chaplain visits are allowed and flexible visiting hours let families come when it works for them. There's plenty of social space and a good list of events, while residents can run their own activities too. The center employs a Certified Nursing Assistant training program on-site, and supports community-sponsored activities, plus offers communication amenities with telephones and Wi-Fi.
Problems have shown up in some inspections, especially around resident rights, quality of life, and pharmacy matters, and managerial control comes from Forvis Mazars LLP, Paradigm Rehab Services LLC, Paradigm Senior Management LLC, and certain individuals, so folks should know there's a high nurse turnover rate of 61.5%, which is over the state average, and nursing staff hours per resident come out to 2.75 each day, which is below state average. Daybreak accepts Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance, and private pay, and the facility is family-owned and locally operated, offering round-the-clock support, skilled services, and specialized programs for Alzheimer's and dementia, plus a focus on safety and resident comfort as best as possible in a setting that tries to be home-like. Full details are always best checked directly on their own website at paradigmsenior.com/daybreak-nursing-center.html.
