Crestmont North Nursing

Crestmont North Nursing sits in Cleveland and has been family owned and operated for over 25 years, which you can see in the way people work together there and look out for each other, whether they're helping with daily routines like bathing or dressing, or organizing group activities and outings that get folks talking and laughing together again, and you always notice there's something happening, whether it's Wii games, movie nights, music programs, or arts and crafts in rooms set aside just for those things like the arts room, game room, library, or even a fitness and wellness room if someone wants to stretch their legs a bit, and they do make sure people who can't walk or who need some help with transfers can still get around and join in what they want. Residents have cable TV, wireless internet, and computers set up for emails, so even those faraway grandkids don't have to feel so far away, and the café, billiard parlor, and beauty salon-with beautician services-give the place a nice touch, and it just seems more human, not so cut off. Long-term care and short-term or respite stays are available, and customized care plans keep everyone on track whether you're there for rehabilitation after surgery or an illness, recovering in a quiet room, or staying longer because you need some daily help and medical supervision, because the staff offers skilled nursing, medication management, and all sorts of therapies-physical, occupational, speech, and even respiratory and intravenous therapy if that's what's needed, and there's plenty of focus on active therapy to help people hold on to their independence as much as possible. The staff speaks English, and there's a 24-hour call system if anyone needs something at any time of night, with nursing available from 12 to 16 hours in person and then always someone watching out for residents around the clock, and all told, there are 71 certified beds here. You can ask for homestyle cooking and specialized diets, including meal plans that take doctors' orders and personal preferences both into account, and they don't forget about religious services, specialty services, or social events with age-appropriate outings, since staying connected to community matters. Public transportation stops nearby, so it's not hard for families to visit or for outings to happen, and Crestmont North Nursing does accept Medicare and Medicaid, being a for-profit nursing and rehab facility, but the family's long experience runs through everything, especially in hospice care where they work to make things peaceful and as comfortable as they can for residents and families alike, and they've got plenty of experience with wound care, Alzheimer's care, and social services to help with what comes up, all in an atmosphere that tries to be supportive and open, plain and simple.