Delhi Post Acute offers a wide range of care for people who need short-term rehabilitation, skilled nursing, memory care, or long-term care, and the facility is set up with 116 certified beds and also has a skilled bed nursing and rehabilitation unit with 125 beds, so there is usually space for people needing all kinds of care, and they do have private rooms and special rooms for residents with dementia in the unit they call the Gardens, and out back there are spacious courtyards for visitors and families to enjoy, plus there's a smoke area for residents who smoke. Andrew Bullock has managed Delhi Post Acute since September 2022, and the facility is owned by Providence Group NH, LLC, which holds all the direct ownership, and it's a for-profit company affiliated with Pacs Group. Every day, licensed nurses are on staff round the clock, with nurse staffing hours close to the state average, and the medical team is made up of registered nurses, therapists, doctors, and an onsite medical director, so there's always someone available to help. Residents get daily meals in a dining room, and there are private dining spaces for special occasions, plus daily housekeeping, linen, and laundry service. There's also easy access to in-house therapy services including restorative and continuous rehab programs with an expansive rehab gym managed by licensed experts.
Families will find that the facility offers transportation services, both for medical needs and for other community activities, and there's support from licensed social workers along with in-house registered dietitian services. They offer a hospice program, palliative care, pain management, diabetes services, outpatient therapy, pulmonary rehab, fall and balance training, and cognitive and neurological rehabilitation for those who need it. The care team builds customized plans for each resident based on an assessment of their needs and goals, and there's a big focus on safety, with an emergency response system and controlled entry to the building. For emotional and spiritual support, pastoral care and nondenominational services are available on-site, led by a full-time Chaplain. Residents can spend time outdoors in the walking paths or gardening areas, or join in one of the life enrichment programs, and everyone can use the on-site spa as well. Meal plans are flexible, and residents have access to private consultation when needed.
The facility does have a history of deficiencies documented in inspection reports, with a total of 37 issues identified, some related to respiratory care, pharmacy services, quality of life, and nutrition and dietary staffing, so it's important to review the most recent inspection reports if that's a concern, but Delhi Post Acute continues to meet basic compliance standards required for operation. The place has a clear management structure with a dedicated admissions and front desk team, office hours on weekdays, and admission support available at all times. Smoking is only allowed in the designated outside area, and families can visit in several spacious common areas, though the experience may vary depending on staff and current census. The facility stands out for its in-house therapy, specialty care for dementia, and attention to medical needs, but each family will want to visit in person to decide if the environment, staffing, and services are a good fit, since care quality can depend on many factors including how engaged the staff are on any given day.
