Advanced Health Care of Salem

Advanced Health Care of Salem sits in Salem and offers healthcare-focused services for seniors who need short-term nursing or rehabilitation. The team at this facility includes doctors, nurses, therapists, and dietitians who work together to create personalized treatment plans, aiming to help each patient stay as independent as possible and improve their quality of life, and there's also respite care, which gives caregivers a break. This place stands out because it's got an A+ historical rating from government inspections and has been recognized as a Best Nursing Home in Utah for three years, plus the nurse turnover rate is 47.8%, which is lower than the state average, and nurses are on-site 24 hours every day. There are 16 certified beds with about 13 residents per day, so it stays pretty full, and residents live in private suites with bathrooms, adjustable beds, TVs, private phones, and internet access, while the building looks and feels modern and comfortable, including amenities like a library, a beauty salon, a fireplace lounge, and spots for social programs. Folks get restaurant-style dining with meals made for their nutritional needs, and staff also help with daily activities, medication, housekeeping, and provide scheduled transport. Advanced Health Care of Salem specializes in post-acute care, inpatient rehab, and outpatient rehab, with services like speech therapy, IV antibiotics, wound care, occupational therapy, and physical therapy, plus skilled nursing available around the clock. There's also memory care here for seniors with dementia, with special programs and 24-hour supervision, and assisted living for those who need help with everyday tasks. While the place meets high standards in many areas, there have been a few deficiencies reported, including some about pressure ulcer care, infection-control, and food safety, so that's something to consider, but inspections usually result in high grades. This private, for-profit facility takes Medicare but doesn't accept Medicaid. People tend to describe it as having a luxury atmosphere, thanks to private rooms, fine dining, high staff coverage, and resort-like amenities, and although most of the care is focused on rehabilitation and short-term stays, there are options for independence, maintenance-free living, and lots of social activities for folks who want to stay busy.