CareCore at Lakeridge sits at 7220 Pippin Road in Cincinnati, Ohio, and serves as a nursing and rehabilitation center where staff aim to provide both expert medical care and a home-like setting. There's an admissions team to guide families through the process, and you'll find detailed information about costs, room types, and availability when you ask, so you won't be left in the dark about choices. The center offers semi-private rooms costing about $5,000 to $8,000 a month and private rooms around $6,000 to $10,000, and they'll walk you through financing, including Medicare or Medicaid options if needed. Residents get tailored care plans, and staff focus on individual needs, whether that's help with walking, bathing, dressing, grooming, or medication. The rooms come with useful features like wheelchair access, air conditioning, kitchens or kitchenettes, washers and dryers, safety and handicap features, sprinkler systems, cable TV, and regular housekeeping or maintenance.
The facility promotes safety and comfort with onsite restrooms, guest parking, and free WiFi, and it does its best to be accessible for any mobility issues. There's transportation available for appointments or outings, and you'll see a range of amenities, such as a dining area called the Lake Nina restaurant, a game and activity room, a salon or barbershop, and a fitness center for staying active, plus a pond with walking paths for fresh air and greenery. They set up spiritual services for anyone's beliefs, and there's a busy activities department offering things like crafts, games, social events, education, health and wellness programs, and lots of daily activities to keep minds engaged.
Medical services cover routine and complex care-nurses, wound care, podiatry, medication support, occupational and physical therapy, even dog therapy, speech therapy, as well as dental, eye, dietary, psychiatric, and social services for full support. The Memory Care unit is secured, and the center provides a Behavioral Unit for those who need it, addressing memory loss and dementia-related illnesses. You'll find short and long-term rehabilitation, respite care, and assistance for folks staying for just a couple of weeks as well as those needing a permanent home. The property runs as part of a network of skilled nursing and rehab centers throughout Ohio, so they've got a system and experience to draw from, and licensed, certified records are available for review if anyone wants to check.
Rooms can be toured, either in person or virtually, and the staff help with privacy concerns and making tours smooth for newcomers. Personal care assistants watch over each resident's well-being, and staff-to-resident ratios get planned out to make sure everyone gets the attention needed. Residents eat prepared meals in a comfortable setting and can relax knowing cleaning and laundry are handled. The whole place keeps a home-like environment, with both staff and surroundings working to encourage comfort, dignity, and personal engagement so that residents don't just feel cared for but also feel a bit more at home each day.
