White Oak Manor Columbia

White Oak Manor Columbia sits as a senior living facility and offers a wide range of care services for older adults who need different kinds of help, so there's assisted living for folks who need daily help, long-term nursing for those who need more care over time, short-term rehab for people getting better after illness or surgery, and independent living for people who want fewer chores but still like their own space, and you'll also find specialized memory care for those struggling with memory loss, so they have all that covered, and you get things like physical, occupational, and speech therapy seven days a week, and if you need help after a stroke or with something like prosthetics or orthotics, they do that too, and there's also therapy for neuropathy, wound care, back injury, and general deconditioning, plus they take part in the Accelerated Care Plus Program, and offer things like electrical stimulation and diathermy in therapy sessions, and every resident has a care plan made by a team that works closely with their physician, so the care stays coordinated. The facility is managed by Mitzi Jolly and belongs to the White Oak Management group, and it has 120 certified beds, usually averaging about 103 residents each day, and it's classified as a for-profit limited liability company, and nurses, nursing assistants, and licensed practical nurses offer 24-hour care, with 3.75 nurse hours per resident each day and a 37.6% nurse turnover rate, and even though they cover lots of care needs-like infection control, dental care, podiatry, and pharmacy consulting-they've also had some inspection reports that documented problems with pharmacy services, dietary standards, and keeping all spaces safe. The building itself gives residents full kitchens, laundry service, van transportation, a library, arts and crafts room, beauty salon, and a mailroom, and residents can take part in different activities and special programs, plus they get mobile library service too, and nutrition and meals are provided, though there's been a deficiency in that area according to reports. Case management and discharge planning help residents and their families get ready for changes, and the team helps with home evaluations and caregiver education, especially when there's a need for safe transitions, and overall, you'll find both assisted living and skilled nursing services set up for senior needs in this 120-bed skilled nursing center.