Solivita of Oak Pavilion

Solivita of Oak Pavilion sits in Covington, Kentucky, and offers both long-term and short-term care for seniors who need varying levels of support, so families can find a place for those who need daily help or just some time to recover after surgery or a hospital stay. The staff includes registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, certified nursing assistants, and therapy aides, though the facility reports 0 hours of nursing care per resident per day, which means most care is provided on an as-needed or scheduled basis instead of round-the-clock. Residents can get help with things like dressing and bathing, medication management, and even tracheotomy care, so folks with complicated needs are able to stay as well. Rehabilitation services at Solivita of Oak Pavilion cover physical therapy, speech therapy, and occupational therapy, which can help with everything from stroke recovery to wound care, and they offer cardiac therapy, diabetes management, pain management, and nutritional counseling for those who need it. There are hospice and respite care options too, along with inpatient rehab, and people can pay through Medicare or Medicaid. The facility provides meals-usually one or two each day prepared onsite-and offers laundry and housekeeping to keep things clean and livable. Residents have access to recreational therapy, a general healthcare team, and a range of support to help with the basics of daily life, all while staying in a setting designed to be both comfortable and nurturing, even though effort goes into keeping things running, the nursing care quality has scored well in avoiding major falls and pressure ulcers, with their most recent grades on inspections ranging anywhere from A to F, so it's worth noting those ups and downs. Solivita of Oak Pavilion is a for-profit facility run by Peregrine Health Services, and it sits in the Nursing/Rehab Center and Long-Term Care section, so it caters to fragile elders needing skilled care. They have a review score of 3.4 from 37 reviews, which is about in the middle, so families looking for care can see it's neither perfect nor terrible, and may want to visit to see how it feels for themselves.