St Ann Health and Rehabilitation Center

St Ann Health and Rehabilitation Center provides a range of services like skilled nursing, rehabilitation, memory care, long-term care, and assisted living, and they've got personalized plans to help seniors meet their own needs, so you see people benefiting from things like physical, occupational, and speech therapy as well as case management, and there's even outpatient therapy and respite care for those who need shorter stays or a break for their caregivers. The center has 50 licensed beds and on most days about 48 residents, which means it's nearly always full, and they've got nurse staffing at about 3.59 hours per resident each day, which is a bit lower than the state average of 4.1, but the staff does try to provide good care, and you'll notice that they work to keep things as warm and respectful as possible. Champion Care manages the facility, with oversight by The Bay At St Ann Holdings LLC, and since December 2020 Menachem Ruvel and Yisroel Weinberg have been in charge, and it's run as a non-profit, which does set it apart. St Ann has had some state inspection reports that mention deficiencies, including one about infection control, and others for things like not sourcing food properly, record privacy problems, and not always following doctors' treatment orders, so the place has room for improvement, but they do keep working to support residents' physical and emotional well-being. Folks can find community health services here too, like a dental clinic, therapy programs, and swimming lessons in a wheelchair-accessible pool, which is rare, and there's a range of activities for daily engagement, including those aimed at both adults and children-since there are even child care options onsite for emotional growth and some intergenerational programs. They help people move back home when possible, and besides long-term stays, there are options for short-term rehab or outpatient needs, which are led by skilled therapists using modern equipment. St Ann is focused on dignity and kindness, offering residents a safe, supportive place to live, but like any facility, it's best to look at the full picture, including inspection records and staffing levels when making a decision.