Green Village Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation holds 69 certified beds and offers private rooms with TV, Wi-Fi, and ensuite baths so residents have comfort and privacy, and the staff help with bathing, dressing, moving around, and other daily needs while English-speaking caregivers make communication clear for everyone who lives there. Families and residents get to join councils that give feedback on how things run, and people can count on 12-16 hours of nursing care daily, plus 24-hour supervision, and a 24-hour call system for safety, which is good for peace of mind if anyone needs help right away, while medication management, regular nurse care, wound care, and disease recovery support are standard services you get if you stay there, and those who have trouble moving or use wheelchairs get extra help, so no one's left out or alone.
The place isn't part of a Continuing Care Retirement Community, but it does take Medicare and Medicaid, and it's owned by a small group of individuals with Vrc Management running things since 2014, and while it's had more nurse changes than most places-turnover higher than the state average-the nurse care hours per day are a bit above average, so residents usually see a nurse several times a day, and regular health inspections have found some issues, mostly around infection control and making sure nutrition plans are correct, though the team there does try to quickly address what's found and make fixes, but past complaints have still been noted for things like infection prevention or making sure therapeutic diets are properly followed by qualified staff.
Green Village offers specialty care including on-site dialysis, IV therapy, respiratory and cardiac care, palliative care, wound and post-op care, enteral nutrition, amputation support, diabetic and orthopedic recovery, TPN nutrition, and full help with medication, pain, and mobility, and those coming in for surgery can use something called the Advance Reservation Program to set up nursing or rehab ahead of time, which the doctors and therapists use to make personalized plans based on what each person needs. There's also hospice care, physical, occupational, and speech therapy, and rehab specialists on site so therapy is easier to schedule and there's no need for expensive trips to outside clinics for dialysis, since that's handled in-house too.
Residents find daily life busier than some expect with regular wellness programs, fitness activities, movie night, music, transportation and parking, and a calendar managed by the community to encourage participation; indoor spaces like game rooms, activity rooms, a library, and arts rooms help people socialize and find things to do, while outside there are walking paths, a garden, and outdoor common areas set up for visits or fresh air.
Green Village isn't housed in a hospital-it's a freestanding skilled nursing facility certified in Ohio and by federal standards, and recently had renovations to update rooms and shared areas, with lounges and courtyards aimed at helping folks feel at home, and the building itself focuses on easy movement and peace for the people living there. A steady team of healthcare professionals tries to provide thorough care while keeping scheduling coordinated for less disruption to meals or therapy. The population usually runs just below capacity, and the daily census is around 58, so residents do get individualized support day to day, and at the end of the day, it's a place that aims to help people heal and find comfort while making sure help is always close by.
