Hidden Valley Center

    422 23rd St, Oak Hill, WV 25901
    • Assisted Living
    • Memory Care
    • Skilled Nursing

    Clean facility, caring staff, mobility

    I had a very positive experience at Genesis Hidden Valley Center - the facility is beautiful and spotless, the staff are warm, professional, and treat us like family, and the therapy team helped my dad regain mobility. They kept us informed, provided excellent meals and attentive 24/7 care, and I'm truly grateful and happy to recommend them.

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    Jul 2026

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    Amenities

    Healthcare services

    • Activities of daily living assistance
    • Assistance with bathing
    • Assistance with dressing
    • Assistance with transfers
    • Coordination with health care providers
    • Medication management
    • Mental wellness program

    Healthcare staffing

    • 24-hour call system
    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

    • Diabetes diet
    • Meal preparation and service
    • Special dietary restrictions

    Room

    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Kitchenettes
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Memory care community services

    • Mild cognitive impairment
    • Specialized memory care programming

    Transportation

    • Transportation arrangement (medical)
    • Transportation to doctors appointments

    Common areas

    • Beauty salon
    • Dining room
    • Garden
    • Outdoor space

    Community services

    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

    Reviews

    4.26·(57)

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      4.3
    • Staff

      4.5
    • Meals

      3.6
    • Amenities

      3.0
    • Value

      4.3

    Pros

    • Comprehensive inpatient rehabilitation and effective physical therapy
    • Assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs)
    • Homelike, small-facility environment
    • Exceptionally clean interior and strong housekeeping
    • Caring and supportive nursing and CNA staff
    • Skilled therapy team with measurable functional gains
    • Responsive admissions and social-work coordination
    • Consistent meal program that supports weight gain
    • Reliable laundry service
    • Engaging activities and social programming
    • Strong leadership and clear chain of command
    • Frequent family communication and updates
    • 24/7 availability and supportive culture

    Cons

    • Inconsistent staff responsiveness and responsiveness delays
    • Gaps in discharge planning and post-discharge coordination
    • Variable delivery of personal-care tasks (bathing and clothing)
    • Inconsistent room-level cleanliness and sanitation follow-through
    • Maintenance and groundskeeping deficiencies
    • Communication gaps between shifts and with families
    • Inconsistent wound and skin-care management
    • Safety-policy gaps for resident off-property access
    • Variable staff quality affecting continuity of care
    • Phone and call-response system delays

    Summary of reviews

    Overall assessment: Hidden Valley Center presents as a small, homelike skilled nursing and rehabilitation setting with clear strengths in therapy-driven recovery, attentive caregiving, and facility cleanliness. Many accounts emphasize strong functional outcomes from the therapy program—residents frequently show measurable mobility improvements and weight gain during stays. The facility's size, personable staff, and emphasis on housekeeping contribute to a welcoming atmosphere that families often describe as family-like and reassuring.

    Care and clinical services: The facility's rehabilitation services and therapy team are repeatedly identified as effective; many residents make functional progress and regain mobility through structured therapy. Assistance with activities of daily living is a consistent service offering. That said, there are patterns of inconsistency in some clinical processes: several accounts point to delays or gaps in wound and skin-care management, variable delivery of daily personal care (bathing and clothing), and occasional lapses in follow-through for assistive-mobility support. Prospective families should assess wound-care protocols, personal-care schedules, and mobility-transfer practices during a visit.

    Staff and communication: Staff are frequently described as caring, supportive, and engaged—nurses, aides, therapists, and administrative contacts receive praise for compassion and hands-on support. Leadership and certain administrative roles (including admissions and social work) are singled out as helpful and organized. However, reviewers also indicate inconsistent responsiveness among frontline staff, intermittent unresponsiveness to calls or phones, and communication gaps across shifts or at discharge. There are also reports suggesting variable staff skill levels and occasional concerns about transparency in clinical status updates. These patterns point to strengths in culture and leadership but potential operational variability at the staff level.

    Dining, activities, and ancillary services: The dining program and snacks are viewed positively, with reports of meals that supported weight gain and resident satisfaction. Laundry, housekeeping, and personal grooming services (hair and nails) are generally praised, contributing to the facility's clean presentation and resident comfort. Activities and social programming are described as engaging and supportive of resident wellbeing.

    Facilities and maintenance: The interior of the building and housekeeping practices receive strong positive comments for cleanliness and maintenance. In contrast, exterior maintenance and groundskeeping show recurring concerns—yard care, fencing, and general grounds upkeep are identified as areas needing attention. There are also isolated comments about room-level cleanliness inconsistencies; inspecting specific rooms and housekeeping schedules is advisable during a tour.

    Discharge planning and safety: While the facility offers discharge planning assistance, there are recurring operational concerns about discharge coordination—instances of incomplete equipment provisioning, medication or instruction handoff, and follow-up coordination. Safety-policy issues related to off-property access are also noted, suggesting a need to clarify leave/escort policies for residents who have wandering or elopement risk. Families should confirm discharge procedures, equipment sourcing, and safety protocols before transition planning.

    Notable patterns and guidance: Hidden Valley Center appears to be a strong choice for short-term rehabilitation and for families prioritizing a personal, well-kept environment with an engaged therapy team. Recurrent operational issues center on consistency: staff responsiveness, personal-care timetables, wound-care follow-through, exterior maintenance, and discharge coordination. For prospective residents and families, recommended due diligence includes: observing therapy sessions, reviewing wound- and skin-care protocols, clarifying bathing/personal-care schedules, asking about phone/call-response procedures, and confirming discharge logistics and safety policies for off-campus movement. These steps can help maximize the facility's rehabilitation strengths while mitigating identified operational gaps.

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    Medicare Ratings

    1·/ 5
    • Overall

    • Health Inspection

    • Staffing

    • Quality Measures

    Ratings from the U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (Care Compare). View on Medicare.gov

    Location

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    Hidden Valley Center is located at 422 23rd St, Oak Hill, WV, 25901.

    About Hidden Valley Center

    Hidden Valley Center sits over in Oak Hill, West Virginia, where folks can find a range of care all in one place, since the campus works as a Continuing Care Retirement Community with everything from Independent Living and Assisted Living to Memory Care, Skilled Nursing, and even hospice and home care services, and you'll see that families often appreciate the campus layout and the family-oriented community features, which make visits easy and socializing simple, while the staff always stay ready 24 hours a day to help out, whether that means lending a hand with bathing, getting dressed, moving from bed to wheelchair, or making sure someone gets their medicine at the right time, and the emergency alert system helps folks feel safe day and night. The place has a Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Unit for people who need extra medical care after an illness or hospital stay, with a range of therapies like physical, speech, occupational, and respiratory therapy, and there's physician services and contract rehab therapy available too. Families looking for memory support have Mary's Garden, a special Homestead Dementia Unit, where the staff uses dementia care practices recognized by the Alzheimer's Association, focusing on people's individual needs, behaviors, and communication, and the center offers dementia care education too. Hidden Valley Center is known for having a full activity program every day of the week, covering things like movie nights, crafts in the arts room, gardening in peaceful courtyards, walking paths, and cultural, educational, religious, and social events, and when it's mealtime, residents get restaurant-style dining prepared by an in-house chef and culinary team, which means food is served in pleasant surroundings. You'll find rooms furnished with free wireless internet, Direct TV, and telephones, so folks can stay connected, and practical needs are covered with things like a beauty salon and barbershop, transportation and parking, an emergency alert system, and standby help with transfers. The center also handles all sorts of coordination with healthcare providers, from medication management to case management and discharge planning, along with respite care that offers families a break and short-stay options for rehab. The organization is Medicare- and Medicaid-certified and provides individual treatment plans that adjust to each person's nutritional and health needs, making sure seniors have their care tailored right. With a 4 out of 5 rating from nine customer reviews, most people seem satisfied with the care and services at Hidden Valley Center, and you can find more details and resources for seniors, families, caregivers, and providers on their provider directory or the official website.

    People often ask...

    Hidden Valley Center offers assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing.

    There are 9 photos of Hidden Valley Center on Mirador.

    The full address for this community is 422 23rd St, Oak Hill, WV 25901.

    No, Hidden Valley Center does not offer respite care. Respite care in assisted living communities provides temporary, short-term relief for primary caregivers by offering professional care for their loved ones. It allows individuals to stay in an assisted living community for a limited time, giving caregivers a break while ensuring residents receive necessary support and assistance with daily activities.

    Safety & Compliance

    In West Virginia, the Office of Health Facility Licensure & Certification licenses care facilities, conducting health and life-safety surveys, complaint investigations, and revisits.

    License number37591
    StatusActive
    Facility typeAlzheimer's Unit
    Capacity24 residents
    LicenseeHidden Valley Center
    EffectiveApril 1st, 2024
    ExpiresMarch 31st, 2025
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    Inspection Reports

    24

    Reports

    1

    Type A Citations

    0

    Type B Citations

    7

    Complaints

    25

    Years

    03 Oct 2006Revisit
    Verified deficiencies were corrected during follow-up visits after a complaint investigation.
    07 Aug 2006Complaint
    Investigated a complaint; the allegation was unsubstantiated and unrelated deficiencies were cited with technical assistance.
    02 Aug 2006Revisit
    Investigated and found multiple deficiencies related to resident complaint handling, medication administration, service planning for nursing needs, weekly nursing progress notes, and maintaining safe indoor temperatures.
    • 64CSR14-6.2.nResident rights to prompt action on complaints
    • 64CSR14-7.4.bPrescription medications and orders must be on file
    • 64CSR14-7.6.gRN to develop and document service plans after nursing needs are identified
    • 64CSR14-7.6.hWeekly RN progress notes for residents with nursing needs
    • 64CSR14-11.1.hCooling system maintains temperatures within acceptable range
    06 Jul 2006Life Safety
    Found no deficiencies.
    20 Jun 2006Licensure
    Identified deficiencies across administrative processes, staff training, medication administration, nursing assessments, care planning, and dietary monitoring.
    • 64CSR14-5.1.g.ADMINISTRATIVE REQUIREMENTS
    • 64CSR14-5.5.a.EMPLOYEE ORIENTATION AND TRAINING
    • 64CSR14-5.5.b.EMPLOYEE ORIENTATION AND TRAINING
    • 64CSR14-7.4.a.HEALTH CARE STANDARDS
    • 64CSR14-7.4.m.HEALTH CARE STANDARDS
    • 64CSR14-7.6.f.HEALTH CARE STANDARDS
    • 64CSR14-7.6.g.HEALTH CARE STANDARDS
    • 64CSR14-7.6.h.HEALTH CARE STANDARDS
    • 64CSR14-9.1.d.DIETARY SERVICES
    01 Nov 2005Revisit
    Investigated a complaint; one deficiency was cited and corrected during follow-up.
    29 Sept 2005Inspection
    Found discharge criteria not followed for several residents on the Alzheimer's unit and found that no staff member was designated to oversee activities during the overnight shift.
    • 64CSR85-5.1Admission, Transfer & Discharge
    • 64CSR85-9.3Activities
    22 Aug 2005Complaint
    Found insufficient direct care staff to provide timely resident care, with delays in meal assistance and回应 to calls, and weekend staffing gaps.
    • Type A64CSR14-5.4.a.Staffing requirements
    22 Aug 2005Revisit
    Investigated the complaint and follow-up actions; found no deficiencies.
    26 Jul 2005Life Safety
    Found no deficiencies after the annual licensure survey.
    30 Jun 2005Revisit
    Investigated a complaint and found failures to notify licensed health care professionals after injuries and to monitor residents after accidents.
    • 64CSR14-7.5.b.Notification and assessment after illness or injury
    • 64CSR14-7.5.c.Monitoring after accident or onset of illness
    30 Jun 2005Licensure
    Identified multiple deficiencies in administrative processes, staff training, personnel records, TB screening, and health care standards.
    • 64CSR14-5.1.g.ADMINISTRATIVE REQUIREMENTS
    • 64CSR14-5.5.a.EMPLOYEE ORIENTATION AND TRAINING
    • 64CSR14-5.5.b.EMPLOYEE ORIENTATION AND TRAINING
    • 64CSR14-5.6.a.1-4PERSONNEL RECORDS
    • 64CSR14-7.4.a.HEALTH CARE STANDARDS
    • 64CSR14-7.5.a.HEALTH CARE STANDARDS
    • 64CSR14-7.5.b.HEALTH CARE STANDARDS
    • 64CSR14-7.5.c.HEALTH CARE STANDARDS
    20 Apr 2005Complaint
    Investigated found deficiencies in documenting health status changes, monitoring after illness, and notifying physicians/next of kin. Inadequate record-keeping and communication preceded the resident's hospital transfer.
    • 64CSR14-7.2.c.Health care standards - documentation of health status in resident records
    • 64CSR14-7.5.c.Health care standards - monitoring and documentation of resident condition following illness
    • 64CSR14-7.5.d.Health care standards - prompt notification to physician/next of kin when significant change in condition
    07 Dec 2004Complaint
    Investigated the complaint; no deficiencies cited.
    15 Sept 2004Life Safety
    Observed that deficiencies were corrected following an environmental survey.
    31 Aug 2004Complaint
    Found no deficiencies.
    15 Jul 2004Life Safety
    Found that twelve of the twenty-five staff did not participate in the annual disaster drill. A subsequent drill on August 4, 2004 achieved full participation.
    • 64CSR14-10.2.g.Disaster & Emergency preparedness – annual drill participation
    07 Jul 2004Licensure
    Found no deficiencies.
    10 Jun 2003Inspection
    Found no deficiencies.
    08 Aug 2002Life Safety
    Identified that all personnel did not participate in the yearly disaster rehearsal.
    • 64CSR14-10.3.2Disaster training and rehearsal
    07 Nov 2001Revisit
    Identified deficiencies in nursing assessments, service plans, medication supervision, and medication documentation, with failures to update plans for significant changes in residents' condition and incomplete admission assessments.
    • 64CSR14-7.2.1.dNursing assessment
    • 64CSR14-7.2.2.a-gService plan
    • 64CSR14-7.3.13.fMedication administration supervision
    • 64CSR14-7.4.4Medication administration records signatures
    • 64CSR14-12.2.5.cNursing assessments after admission
    04 Sept 2001Life Safety
    Found deficiencies in locked storage for laundry supplies and in food storage practices and freezer maintenance.
    • 64CSR14-11.9.8Laundry and linens storage – locked facilities
    • 64CSR14-11.10.2Food service facilities – storage and sanitation
    31 Jul 2001Licensure
    Investigated deficiencies included missing staff training, incomplete health and nursing assessments, outdated service plans, medication supervision issues, improper dietary handling, and poor recordkeeping.
    • 64CSR14-5.4.2Staff Training and Orientation
    • 64CSR14-5.6.1.ePersonnel Records
    • 64CSR14-7.2.1.a-dFunctional Needs Assessment
    • 64CSR14-7.2.1.dFunctional Needs Assessment - Nursing
    • 64CSR14-7.2.2.a-gService Plan
    • 64CSR14-7.3.13.fResident Health
    • 64CSR14-7.6.2.a-cResident Death
    • 64CSR14-9.1.2Dietetic Services
    • 64CSR14-12.1.11.a-cNursing Services Documentation
    • 64CSR14-12.2.5.cNursing Services - Service Plan Timing
    • 64CSR14-12.2.5.dNursing Services - Plan Component
    • 64CSR14-12.3.5Personnel and Staffing Training
    13 Feb 2001Revisit
    Identified multiple deficiencies in supervising medication administration and maintaining current nursing assessments.
    • 64 CSR 14-7.3.13.fResident Health - Supervising nurse duties
    • 64 CSR 14-12.2.5.cNursing Services - Nursing assessments

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