Eagle Pointe Skilled Nursing & Rehab Center

Eagle Pointe Skilled Nursing & Rehab Center sits over at 87 Staley Rd in Orwell, Ohio, where folks can find a skilled nursing and rehabilitation center with 60 certified beds and about 55 people living there each day, and while the building gives a cozy, home-like feeling, it's got all the usual care options like long-term care, secure memory care for Alzheimer's and dementia, respite care for short stays, and therapy for those needing physical, occupational, or speech help. There's a nurse on-site for 12 to 16 hours daily and staff who stay all day and night, with a call system for emergencies, and families will find a team that includes nurses, doctors, social workers, and nutritionists working together to look after the residents, even though the nurse turnover rate sits at 45.5% and each resident is scheduled to get 3.29 nurse hours each day. Eagle Pointe is owned by Pointe Woods Investment LLC, and the indirect owners-Jeffrey Goldstein, Alexander Sherman, and Samuel Sherman-each hold a third share, and Alexander Sherman and Samuel Sherman have managed the place since spring of 2017, and while the center is affiliated with Aom Healthcare, it does have 22 deficiencies from recent inspections, including a few issues with providing special eating tools, trauma-informed and culturally competent care, and not always following residents' care goals or treatment orders. Medicaid and Medicare are accepted, and Eagle Pointe is VA-approved, so residents can pay in different ways. The facility isn't taking new residents right now, but it tries to make life comfortable with services like help with bathing, dressing, and mobility, housekeeping, laundry, move-in help, and family support, and you'll find community activities, an arts room and library, games, music, movie nights, outdoor programs, a garden, walking paths, a spa and wellness room, and different rooms for relaxing or joining events. The dining setup is restaurant-style, inside a dining room, and includes options for those who need special diets, like folks with diabetes or allergies, and most rooms come with private bathrooms, cable TV, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, furnished spaces, and a kitchenette, and residents who can't walk or get around by themselves can still get the care they need. English is spoken by the staff, and the profile for the center is kept up to date online, with different ways to view and save the information for yourself if you need it. Even with the focus on creating a caring space, the center's history includes deficiencies around how care is delivered, so families may want to check recent reports as they consider options for skilled nursing care in the area.