Country Club Rehab & Healthcare Center

    503 Regent Dr, Warrensburg, MO, 64093
    4.6 · 34 reviews
    • Independent living
    • Assisted living
    • Memory care
    • Skilled nursing
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    3.0

    Warm, home-like facility; monitor nursing

    I found the facility warm, clean, and home-like with hardworking, friendly staff, great food, engaging activities and a strong rehab program - many caregivers truly treated residents like family. However, nursing responsiveness and bedside manner were uneven: I witnessed long waits for help (including toileting), occasional untreated bedsores and dehydration, and confusing/expensive insurance handling. Overall I'd recommend for the atmosphere and therapy, but advise close monitoring of nursing care and billing.

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    Amenities

    Healthcare services

    • Activities of daily living assistance
    • Assistance with bathing
    • Assistance with dressing
    • Assistance with transfers
    • Medication management
    • Mental wellness program

    Healthcare staffing

    • 24-hour call system
    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

    • Diabetes diet
    • Meal preparation and service
    • Restaurant-style dining
    • Special dietary restrictions

    Room

    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Kitchenettes
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Common areas

    • Beauty salon
    • Dining room
    • Garden
    • Outdoor space
    • Small library

    Community services

    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Resident-run activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

    4.59 · 34 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      4.4
    • Staff

      4.6
    • Meals

      4.3
    • Amenities

      4.3
    • Value

      1.0

    Pros

    • Compassionate, attentive and friendly nursing staff
    • Resident-centered, family-like atmosphere
    • Rehabilitation/therapy department praised for good outcomes
    • Home-like environment and décor (therapy gym planned to feel like home)
    • Engaging activities and social programs (karaoke, bingo, church services, puzzles)
    • Strong activity director and thoughtful programming
    • Good end-of-life care and dignity/respect for residents
    • Clean, neat and well-maintained facility with pleasant smell
    • Clear communication with families and informative nursing leadership
    • Consistent, familiar staff and daily resident rounding
    • Large semi-private rooms and comfortable amenities
    • Close to local hospital and convenient highway access
    • Community involvement and welcoming atmosphere
    • Art programs and resident-made displays (art binder, plaques)
    • Helpful, proactive and hardworking staff and management
    • Good food and cafeteria-style breakfast options
    • New director of nursing and staff improvements noted
    • Comfortable common spaces and big community living area
    • Professional medical team and dedicated recovery focus
    • Many reviewers would recommend and highly praise the facility

    Cons

    • Allegations of neglectful care (not assisted to bathroom, soiled incontinence)
    • Reports of dehydration and serious medical decline
    • Allegations of untreated pressure injuries/bed sores (>24 hours)
    • Concerns about assisted feeding and inadequate clinical attention
    • Reports of staff gossiping and poor bedside manner
    • Claims of management defensiveness and dismissing complaints
    • Inconsistent care quality between shifts or staff members
    • Long wait times for assistance and perceived slow/minimal staffing
    • Full occupancy leading to semi-private rooms and waitlist for private rooms
    • Facility described by some as not secure
    • Problems with insurance handling, Medicare not used, high out-of-pocket costs
    • Mixed reputational claims (dispute over official ratings and local standing)

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment in the reviews for Country Club Rehab & Healthcare Center is mixed but leans strongly positive in terms of day-to-day resident experience, social programming, and the attitude of much of the caregiving staff. The most frequent and consistent praise centers on compassionate, friendly and attentive caregivers who create a family-like, resident-centered atmosphere. Multiple reviewers highlight consistent staffing, daily rounding, and specific praise for nurses and leadership who communicate clearly with families. The rehabilitation department is repeatedly noted for doing “wonderful work,” with plans to make the therapy gym feel home-like and many reports of successful recovery and resident progress. Reviewers also commend the facility's cleanliness, pleasant smells, comfortable common spaces, and amenities such as large semi-private rooms, an aviary, and easy access to the local hospital and highways for visitors.

    Activities and community life are another strong theme. The facility is described as having engaging programming — karaoke, bingo, church services, singing, puzzles, and resident art projects — and reviewers point to a thoughtful activities director who includes residents and fosters social engagement. Small touches like resident-made plaques and an art binder are cited as evidence of a home-like culture that values resident identity. Dining receives generally positive comments (noted “excellent food” and cafeteria-style breakfast), and several reviewers explicitly say they would recommend the facility and consider it a hidden gem in the Warrensburg area.

    However, there are serious negative reports that warrant careful attention. A subset of reviews describes instances of alleged neglect and inadequate clinical care: failure to assist a resident to the bathroom resulting in soiling, reports of dehydration and liver failure, and untreated pressure ulcers/bedsore complaints left unaddressed for more than 24 hours. These are high-severity allegations that contrast sharply with the many positive comments about compassion and professionalism. Additional clinical concerns include assisted feeding problems and reports of nurses gossiping or displaying poor bedside manner. Several reviewers also note long wait times for assistance and perceptions of minimal or slow staffing at times, suggesting variability in care quality between shifts or staff members.

    Management and administrative issues appear mixed. Some reviewers praise a new director of nursing and improvements to operations, while others report troubling interactions with management — including a claim that the director called reviewers "uneducated/liars" and disputes about the facility’s public ratings. Financial and administrative complaints include improper insurance filing, statements that Medicare was not used, and unexpected high out-of-pocket costs. Occupancy pressures are mentioned: full occupancy leading to semi-private rooms and a waiting list for private rooms. One reviewer also labeled the facility “not secure,” though specifics were not provided.

    Given the pattern of reviews, the dominant impression is of a facility with many strengths in culture, activities, cleanliness, and dedicated frontline staff, but with some significant and specific complaints about clinical care and administrative responsiveness that prospective residents and families should investigate further. Recommended next steps for anyone considering Country Club Rehab & Healthcare Center: tour the facility in person; meet nursing leadership and ask about staffing ratios and overnight coverage; request recent state inspection and Medicare/Medicaid facility reports (including any citations for pressure ulcers or neglect); ask about pressure ulcer prevention and incontinence care protocols; clarify private-room availability and waitlist procedures; and verify billing practices and which insurers (including Medicare) the facility accepts. Also consider speaking directly with current residents’ families to get contemporaneous perspectives on care consistency and management responsiveness.

    In short, many reviewers experience excellent, warm, resident-focused care and robust programming at Country Club Rehab & Healthcare Center, but there are multiple, serious allegations from other reviewers about neglect and administrative mismanagement that should be thoroughly reviewed and validated before making placement decisions.

    Location

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    About Country Club Rehab & Healthcare Center

    Country Club Rehab & Healthcare Center sits in Warrensburg, Missouri, and also has a location in Lee's Summit, providing a homey setting with a mix of residential care and medical oversight for seniors who need a little help or sometimes a lot more, depending on their condition each day, and you'll find the apartments come equipped with kitchenettes, large closets, private bathrooms, and refrigerators, plus each one has a call light for emergencies and many offer private patios and an outside door so folks can sit outside on nice days or come and go when they want. The grounds include quiet common rooms for relaxing, and the staff runs various social and recreational activities, whether that's bingo or musical performances or other entertainment to keep people involved, with special attention going to a full range of therapy programs, including state-of-the-art rehabilitation for those recovering from injuries, illness, or surgery, along with physical, occupational, and speech therapy right there on site. There's an on-site pharmacy, medication distribution, health services, personal care assistants, salon and barber services, and in-house laundry and cleaning, which keeps things easy for residents, and fitness or wellness programs offer more chances for people to stay active and healthy, though no pets are allowed under the rules of the center. The center accepts Medicare, Medicaid, most insurance, checks, and credit cards, which gives families payment flexibility, and the building has a capacity for about 60 residents at a time, with 73 certified beds, serving both short-term rehabilitation folks and those needing longer-term nursing home care, plus access to dentistry, podiatry, optometry, counseling, and audiology on a schedule. Every apartment can be rented by one person after they've been approved, with choices that include studio apartments, one-bedroom places, or suites with semi-private setups, each one with either private or shared parking, and there's three hot meals a day plus snacks between, and the kitchen offers full-service nutritional dining, though some of the inspection reports mention food quality and safety deficiencies, and the building has some history with deficiencies related to nursing and doctor services, food handling, infection control, and nutrition. Management changed in early 2024 with Mo Operation Holdings De Spe LLC overseeing operations, while Ama Holdings stays affiliated, and you'll find that there's a higher-than-average nurse turnover rate, sitting at 84.7% compared to the state average of 57.9%, which might mean you see new faces more often, and nurse hours per resident are a little lower than average at 3.23 hours per day compared to Missouri's average of 3.4. While the center is proud of its high staff-to-resident ratio and offers specialized care like wound care, IV management, medication help, and dialysis oversight with a part-time nurse and other trained staff, some areas could see improvement, based on state inspection reports. Religious services are available, and the atmosphere aims to be quiet, warm, and comforting, and the staff works to respect the dignity of residents while providing standby help with everyday tasks, medication reminders, and various personal needs. No pets are allowed, but people seem to find plenty of ways to stay engaged with the social and wellness programs, and some simply enjoy sitting outside their apartment doors or on private patios in the quiet surroundings.

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