PruittHealth - Rockingham sits on South Long Drive in Rockingham, North Carolina, and helps older adults who need daily support, including assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and rehabilitation. The place has 120 certified beds and often cares for around 70 residents each day. The team there offers help with things like bathing, dressing, taking medicine, and moving safely throughout the building, and they've always got someone around, night or day, in case someone needs something right away. Meals happen in a dining room with staff who serve restaurant-style, and they consider special diets, too. Rooms come fully furnished and have private bathrooms and kitchenettes, and the facility offers air-conditioning, cable TV, phones, Wi-Fi, cleaning, and laundry. There are spaces for fitness, games, reading, walking outside, getting haircuts at the beauty salon, or using computers, and staff help schedule and run activities, day trips, and fitness programs.
People can arrange rides through the facility's community transportation, and family caregivers can use their respite care for short-term breaks. On top of daily care and housekeeping, there's a full range of medical support like therapy, rehabilitation, memory care for dementia, and advanced nursing care, as well as access to a pharmacy, medical supplies, and infusion services, plus on-site hospice and palliative care. Nurses and healthcare professionals are trained to support all sorts of needs, and the facility says they try to respect each resident's culture and personal choices. Administrator Stella Babson leads the team, and the facility's been run by PruittHealth Inc since 2009, tied to organizations like United Health Services of North Carolina Inc and several family trusts.
PruittHealth - Rockingham holds awards like the AHCA/NCAL National Quality Award - Bronze and has QAPI Accreditation, but records do show it's been cited for 34 deficiencies found during government inspections, including some related to resident rights, infection control, and protections against abuse and misuse of residents' money or belongings. The nurse turnover rate is about 42.5%, and residents receive about 3.7 nurse hours per day on average. The building and team focus on providing a homelike and safe setting while aiming to support each person's health journey, but folks considering moving in should know the facility's government reports and review its history to fully understand the level of care offered.
