Care Haven Center sits at 2720 Charles Town Road in Martinsburg, West Virginia, and serves as a skilled nursing and assisted living facility with a medium-sized capacity of 68 certified beds, where folks get help when they need long-term nursing care, short-stay rehab, memory care for dementia, or assisted living services. The facility has clean spaces, friendly staff, and a roommate care setup with shared rooms for people who want a community environment, and many reviews from families and residents mention a positive atmosphere and helpfulness. Staff provide support every day with things like medication management, bathing, dressing, transfers, and meals, and there's a 24-hour call system with supervision at all hours, which gives some peace of mind for those who worry about falls or medical issues at night. Seniors who live there get one or two prepared meals every day, including special meal options for diabetes or allergies, and there are grocery services, laundry, and housekeeping to keep everything tidy.
For folks who want a little more independence but still need some watchful care, Care Haven Center has independent living spaces that feel more like apartments with age restrictions for older adults, plus there's assisted living for those who need extra help but still want some privacy, and there's a memory care unit set up especially for people with Alzheimer's or other kinds of dementia, since care costs for memory loss can run higher than usual, and the staff there know how to handle those needs. Medicaid, Medicare, social security disability, and other types of state assistance are accepted, and there's a good range of programs for those who need financial support or temporary respite care, with the facility working alongside healthcare providers to coordinate things like therapy, physician visits, and accountable care services.
Rehab programs, such as contract rehabilitation and orthopedic therapy, are available for folks recovering from surgery or an illness, while those in need of more complex medical care can use the palliative care, hospice services, respiratory therapy, and home health programs. Seniors get to use furnished rooms and common areas, with activity rooms, a garden, walking paths, TV, cable, free internet, Nintendo Wii, arts spaces, movie nights, outings, and community-sponsored programs to keep them engaged and social. There's a cafe with restaurant-style dining, continental breakfast, snacks all day, and transportation for outings or appointments, plus an in-house salon and barber. Safety is a focus with emergency alert systems and regular supervision.
The facility has a corporate ownership, operates for profit, and overall maintains average quality with a 3.5 out of 5 satisfaction rating across 38 reviews, where most people mention quality of care and strong community feeling. The environment tries to meet both medical and personal needs for each person, using some special approaches like Transitional Care Units and Progression Orthopedic Rehab Units, aiming to help seniors stay as healthy and comfortable as possible.
