The Crossings is a small, for-profit senior care facility with a total of 60 beds. It provides both short-term rehabilitation and long-term care for its residents, participating in Medicare and Medicaid to support a diverse range of care needs. This care center is not part of a larger continuing care retirement community, but it plays a vital role in the local senior care landscape by offering essential rehabilitation and nursing services. The Crossings is structured to serve older adults recovering from hospital stays, as well as those with long-term needs that require daily assistance with medical and non-medical activities.
Short-term rehabilitation at The Crossings is designed to help residents regain independence and return home after events such as strokes, heart attacks, infections, or accidental injuries. Nearly half of the residents discharge able to return to their own homes after treatment. The care team focuses on supportive therapy and health monitoring, and the rate of serious infections requiring hospitalization is closely monitored. Nurse staffing is a point of focus, with residents receiving an average of three hours and twenty minutes of nurse care per day. This commitment extends to weekend shifts, with consistent staffing levels reported between weekdays and weekends.
For those in need of long-term care, The Crossings provides an environment where residents can maintain their ability to move, eat, use the bathroom, and engage in other daily activities with minimal help. A high percentage of residents are able to self-care, contributing to a level of independence and dignity within the community. Preventive health is also emphasized, as evidenced by universal flu vaccination among residents. The facility places effort on providing a stable and attentive nursing staff, supporting continuity of care and reliability for both residents and their families.
The facility has undergone inspections that scrutinize areas such as food preparation, accommodating dietary restrictions, nutritional menu planning, and pest control measures. The Crossings has actively addressed the findings from these visits, ensuring food is tailored to the residents’ specific needs and preferences, including allergies and intolerances. Meals are prepared and served according to professional standards, and each menu is reviewed by a dietician to meet the nutritional requirements of the residents. In addition, the facility maintains a pest control program to enhance the overall health and safety of its living environment.
Throughout its operation, The Crossings prioritizes the well-being of its residents—whether their needs are short-term or long-term. Emergency services are accessible, and preventive measures are in place to minimize risks such as falls resulting in injury. The environment is structured to be supportive and therapeutic, bolstered by attentive care routines and an ongoing focus on improving quality of life for all who call The Crossings home.
