Edenbrook Platteville

Edenbrook Platteville is a skilled nursing facility over on North Water Street that's always open, and people know it for a focus on post-acute care and a family-like setting where the staff stays around the clock and helps with long-term and short-term needs, using a team that connects all the care together and gives physical, occupational, speech, and IV therapies right in-house, so whether a person's recovering from a surgery or a stroke or needs help with cardiac, respiratory, or orthopedic rehab, they'll find the right therapies offered daily. The facility does wound care, works with renal health, and has memory care and hospice options as well, and there are respite care services for families who need a short-term solution. Rooms here are private, with cable TV, Wi-Fi, phones, and laundry, and sometimes meals come straight to the room, planned by a registered dietitian, with menus people can change to fit what they like or need, and those wanting a bit of fresh air can relax in outdoor patios while others might like gathering in bright, large living or rehab areas that make it easy to move about, which helps those who find walking a challenge. People needing primary, specialty, medical, dental, or nursing care can get help here, and discharge planning and equipment support come through the social services. Some staff speak other languages along with English, making it easier for more people to get care. The community uses things like complimentary iPads and virtual reality to keep folks connected with family and entertained, and there's a real effort to provide a safe, upbeat, and comfortable place where residents and staff treat each other like family, especially since some people here need help with dementia or Alzheimer's and benefit from a welcoming and understanding environment. Rehabilitation covers both short-term needs and longer stays, and the facility has earned a reputation for good care and resident satisfaction, using a holistic method that tries to see all parts of a person, not just medical needs, and focuses on dignity, recovery, and a sense of home for everyone.