Grandview Center sits at 100 Chambers Street in Cumberland, Rhode Island, and does offer a variety of healthcare services for people who need skilled nursing, long-term care, short stay rehabilitation, respite stays, hospice, and help with daily living like bathing or dressing, and even transfers, and with doctors, night CNAs, nurses, therapists, social workers, and a dietary team all working together they're there around the clock, making sure residents are supervised and have what they need, and there's a 24-hour call system and alarm for extra safety. The center runs an Admission Observation Unit to carefully screen new arrivals, which started during the pandemic but helps make sure each person can settle in safely, and with personalized transition support, they try to make new residents comfortable as they adjust. The staff includes a medical director, a director of nursing, and therapy professionals, and residents can get physical, occupational, and speech therapies, as well as respiratory, IV treatments, and help managing medication, and the care teams meet to make individual care plans, even if dementia, memory loss, or pain are involved. The Transitional Care Unit brings together licensed nurses and skilled staff to support people recovering between the hospital and home, so recovery care or more complex health needs can get attention, and for those who need it, Grandview Center also does contract rehabilitation, wound care, podiatry, dental care, audiology, and psychiatric services, and accepts Medicaid and Medicare to help cover expenses.
Residents can spend time in dedicated spaces like the arts room and the garden, they can use television and phones in their furnished rooms, enjoy a barber and salon, and several kinds of lounge and activity spaces, plus the living room has a fireplace for quieter moments, since the place is smoke-free and keeps an eye on fire safety. Meal preparation comes included, the dietary team works with allergy-sensitive and diabetic diet needs, and the cleaning staff takes care of housekeeping, laundry, and dry cleaning. There are transportation and parking services, so people don't have to worry about getting to appointments, and community activities, cultural events, religious activities, movie nights, and opportunities for recreation or learning happen right on site to help keep everyone involved and connected. Pets are allowed, and visitors can enjoy the computer for internet access or spend time in the garden or activity room too. The team speaks English, with some staff speaking other languages. Right now, Grandview Center isn't accepting new patients but they hold a 72-bed capacity and provide a warm, family-style approach with support as people transition from hospital care or need long-term help, and they always keep patient comfort and safety at the center of what they do.
