Columbus Healthcare Center stands at 4301 Clime Rd N in Columbus, Ohio, and right now, they aren't accepting new patients, which folks should know before calling. The facility works as a Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinic and is part of the larger CommuniCare family, with an association to Trinity Health Plan. People at Columbus Healthcare Center get help from clinic staff who speak English, and sometimes staff might speak other languages too, which can help with comfort and understanding. The place provides both long-term care and short-term recovery, including skilled nursing, physical rehabilitation, as well as occupational and speech therapy for those who need them, and the staff handles medically complex care when that's needed too.
There's a skilled-nursing center on site, and rooms come in private or semi-private options, some even designed for couples who want to stay together. The rehab gym is there for strength and recovery, and people can spend time outside in the garden, on the patio, or use the outdoor recreation area, so there's a bit of nature for those who want it. Residents can enjoy some extras like a beauty and barber shop and have access to transportation services, making it easier to get around for appointments and outings. The staff holds planned activities including bingo, live musical performances, and a happy hour, while intergenerational programs help bring different age groups together, and every year, there's a prom night where residents get crowned Prom King and Prom Queen, which is a tradition the community seems to enjoy.
Family and residents have a say in the care planning, which helps make sure needs and wishes are met and that no one's voice gets lost. The supportive environment aims to include both residents and their families in daily life and decisions, so people feel comfortable and involved. Columbus Healthcare Center specializes in recovery, rehabilitation, and skilled nursing for seniors looking for extra help, focusing on care, involvement, and a few unique traditions, even if not taking in new patients at this time.
