Rockland Ridge

Rockland Ridge sits on Washington Blvd in Blennerhassett, WV, offering 70 beds for long-term care and short-term rehabilitation, and folks will find both Medicaid and Medicare certification there so they'll know some insurance options will work, and since July 2021, Foundations Health Solutions, LLC has managed things while Foundations Health LLC serves as the owner, but there's been attention over some inspection deficiencies, like four noted on June 8, 2023-including serious ones about not always providing proper urinary care and infection control for a few people, and nutrition and dietary issues that could have affected many more, so that's worth knowing, though nurse turnover here is a little below the state average at 47.3%, and nursing hours per resident hit 3.67 daily, which is just a hair under West Virginia's 3.7 average, and as a nursing and rehabilitation center with skilled nursing and intermediate care available day and night, residents who are very frail depend on the care team, which includes nurses, therapists, doctors, social workers, and dieticians. Folks looking for rehab between hospital and home, hospice care, or respite care will find those services, and physical, speech, and occupational therapy all get offered, making for thorough rehabilitation planning based on what each person needs. There are different living options too: adult care home, assisted living, independent living, memory care, home health, and skilled nursing-plus support and referrals, so people can get help that really fits their situation, and the culinary team, led by Chef Jeff, cooks home-style, nutritious meals from fresh ingredients, still, the facility once didn't procure food right or fit individual needs, which inspectors found serious, so that's happened, but residents can also join activities like music therapy, pet visits, holiday meals with family, and community events. The staff covers everything from therapy to maintenance, environmental services, beauty shop staff, and office workers, all working under what the company calls a Culture of Care, and you can read more on their Facebook page, where some reviews average out to 4.2 out of 5 from five folks. Though there's a focus on providing high-quality nursing and rehabilitation, the past issues in care and nutrition mean families and residents will want to keep an eye on inspection reports and talk with staff about care plans and ongoing improvements.