Care & Rehab – Boscobel

Care & Rehab - Boscobel sits at 207 Parker Street in Boscobel, Wisconsin, and has 50 certified beds for people who need long-term care, rehabilitation, or specialized support through child and adult care services, so you'll see everything from nursing home care to secure areas for people living with dementia or Alzheimer's. You'll find that the facility offers a mix of care levels like Skilled Nursing, Rehabilitation Therapy, Assisted Living, Independent Living, Secure Memory Care, and has programs that help people transition from the hospital to home, especially for those needing post-surgical or hospice support, and there's a team made up of licensed nurses, support staff, and certified nursing assistants providing 24-hour care, and they do make use of the latest technology for resident safety. For people needing memory care, there's a secure memory care area where staff use special programs to help with life skills and daily routines, offering purposeful activities and keeping the place feeling home-like and comfortable. The facility keeps daily laundry and housekeeping running, serves family-style meals and snacks, provides transportation to local appointments, and has on-campus access to Gunderson Lutheran Memorial Hospital which allows for quick x-rays and lab work when needed, and you'll find daily recreational activities for residents. The nurse turnover rate at Care & Rehab - Boscobel is 53.7%, which is a bit higher than the state average, and nurse staffing levels come in at 3.93 hours per resident each day, which is under the state's average of 4.1 hours. There's also been a fair amount of attention from regulators, since inspections have found 7 deficiencies so far, including a major one for failing to provide enough food or fluids, which was considered an immediate risk to resident health or safety, and one infection deficiency that broke federal standards. In January 2025, the facility received a complaint report with a deficiency and a fine of $236,060. The facility operates as a for-profit business and has been managed by specific individuals over the years with ties to other companies in the industry, which means there are clear business interests in both daily operations and ownership, but the facility's stated commitment focuses on person-centered programs for each resident and supporting independence and well-being, with resources and education for families managing memory loss or difficult health challenges. The place takes care to offer a familiar, safe environment, especially for those who struggle with cognitive and physical limitations, and aims to treat everyone with dignity and respect, while also making sure to stay up to date with industry standards and technology for safety and comfort.