Burton Health Care Center

Burton Health Care Center, also known as Burton Healthcare & Rehabilitation Center, offers skilled nursing care with 90 certified beds and usually cares for around 84 residents each day, and it's got Medicaid certification, which can help with payment for those who qualify, and the place operates under Windsor House, Inc., with management from Omni Manor, Inc., David Knapik, and John Masternick since 1996, and it's categorized as a for-profit facility. You'll find a full therapy gym inside, which therapists staff, and residents can take part in adaptive equipment training, fall prevention programs, and organized activities that help keep people engaged, plus there are community programs for social interaction. The staff delivers short-term rehabilitation and 24/7 skilled nursing care, and there are doctors who provide services, including psychiatry and general counseling, and they also help with medication management and daily living tasks. Special care plans get made for each resident by a caring team, and veterans might want to know it has contracted VA provider status that gives specialized help to local veterans. People can eat in restaurant-style dining rooms, with meals made for many diets, and the housekeeping team works to keep the rooms bright and clean, and every room and living area has modern touches to help comfort. Residents can go outside safely into a secure, enclosed courtyard for fresh air and social time, and they can use personal safety pendants for added peace of mind. Burton Health Care Center has 3.14 nurse staffing hours for each resident per day, which is under the state average, but their nurse turnover rate is 37.5%, better than the state average of 51%. The facility has had some inspection deficiencies, including issues with reporting incidents and protecting personal items, but the staff work to address these. The center gives compassionate senior living solutions and offers assistance with daily tasks and safety to help residents maintain dignity and independence.