Complete Care at Dawnview

Complete Care at Dawnview sits at 1 Diane Dr in Fort Ashby, WV, and has sixty-six certified beds, usually caring for about fifty-six residents each day, and while the place covers a wide range of services like skilled nursing, assisted living, memory care, independent living, adult care home, home health, and hospice, along with short-term rehab and respite programs for folks who need those, there have been some issues noted in inspection reports-like forty-two different deficiencies including trouble with making sure the building and grounds are safe with enough supervision, missed steps in keeping rooms homelike and clean, some infection control problems, and not always getting care plans together on time after assessments, so that's something to be aware of, and the nurse turnover rate is higher than the state average at 58.3% even though the nurse staffing hours per resident sit above the state average at nearly four hours a day, and ownership is pretty layered with companies like PC WTA OPCO Holdco LLC, PC WV OPCOS LLC, Peace Capital Holdings LLC, and SMS 2021 Trust, while management falls under Complete Care at Dawnview LLC, and the facility has amenities for comfort and activity like a dining room with all-day service, garden and walking paths, a barber-salon, housekeeper and laundry services, transportation, emergency alert systems and move-in help, private and shared rooms (some with phones), and a 24-hour call system with medical provider coordination to keep folks safe, plus activities like arts rooms, movie nights, and community-sponsored events, and if someone needs help with daily life such as bathing or dressing, medication management, or support for diabetes and allergies in the kitchen, staff do offer those services across the board, paying specific attention to people with dementia through a dementia waiver program, secured areas, and supervised memory care, though right now they're not accepting new residents and office hours aren't listed, while the community uses unique names for some of its care programs, and they do try to tailor their service to individual needs and offer special care options for elderly folks in a for-profit, English-speaking setting.