Shadyside Healthcare & Rehabilitation sits on State Route 7 in Shadyside, Ohio, and it offers a range of care for people who need ongoing help with health or daily living, so you'll find long-term care, short-term rehab, a memory care program for people with Alzheimer's, and hospice and palliative care for those at the end of life, and it operates as part of Certus Healthcare Community, under the larger Zandex company, which also runs other places like Cedar Hill Care Center and Willow Haven Nursing Home. The building's got private and semi-private rooms, furnished spaces with private bathrooms, and you'll see little details like kitchenettes, cable TV, and Wi-Fi/high-speed internet, which folks say make living there a bit easier, and if you need help getting around, there are staff - including medical directors, doctors, dieticians, social workers, and nurse practitioners - who provide both 12-16 hours of skilled nursing care each day and 24-hour on-call support, though the daily hands-on nursing time per resident is below the national average at 0.3 hours. Residents can get help with bathing, dressing, transfers, and all the day-to-day things, and the facility welcomes folks who need non-ambulatory care, meaning you can live there even if you can't walk on your own, and they offer a wide range of therapy - physical, occupational, speech, respiratory, wound care, pulmonary rehab, pain management, and IV therapy - plus daily meals and dining options like restaurant-style food, private dining rooms for family gatherings, and meals for special dietary needs such as allergies and diabetes. Housekeeping, laundry and dry cleaning, and move-in help come through Zandex's Apartments at Cedar Hill services, and if you want to try something social or just fill the time, there are bus outings, daily group activities, arts and crafts, music programs, group exercise, a library, communal rooms, outdoor paths and courtyards, a garden, a theater, movie nights, a fitness room, an arts room, and a beauty salon with a barbershop, and folks can attend religious services or take part in the Blue Sky Living program that's set up for people with dementia in the Dementia Neighborhood. You get access to transportation and parking so running errands or heading to appointments goes a bit smoother, and there's a focus on letting residents help shape the community since a resident council exists, though there's no family council at the moment. Shadyside Healthcare & Rehabilitation does offer Medicare and Medicaid for payment but isn't a Continuing Care Retirement Community, and it's a for-profit facility with an occupancy rate just under 83 percent, but people should know that it's been flagged for abuse in the last twelve months and currently holds a low overall rating (grade F), with short-term care also graded as D, so it's good to review recent inspection reports and talk with staff before making a final decision.
