Harmony Court Rehab & Nursing sits at 6969 Glenmeadow Lane in Cincinnati, Ohio, and has 120 certified beds for people who need medical care after a hospital stay or who require longer-term support, and it's open day and night, every day of the year, so people can get help whenever they need it, and folks find all kinds of care here, including short-term rehab, long-term nursing, palliative care, respite stays, skilled nursing, rehabilitation care, and memory care, with specialized units for ventilation, all-male dementia, all-female dementia, and folks with behavioral needs. The building is secure, using pin-pad entry at the doors, and the newly renovated lobby feels welcoming, while private rooms are available for both short-term rehabilitation and long-term care, and the rooms come with free Wi-Fi and cable. There's also laundry service, a library, and a chapel, so people don't have to go far for the things they need or for a quiet spot to sit, plus a 7-days-a-week program of different activities and spiritual services to keep folks engaged.
The medical services here are pretty broad: wound care gets careful oversight from a nurse and Dr. Rank O Dawson Jr.; trach and ostomy needs are met as well; and pulmonology care is under Dr. Stephan Major's supervision, with on-site respiratory therapists around for folks who need help with breathing, and the ventilator program handles chronic ventilator and tracheostomy needs, again with steady eyes from the staff and a pulmonologist. A licensed dietician helps with meals, and mental health care's part of what's provided. There's a dedicated in-house Hemodialysis Unit run by DaVita that means people who need dialysis don't need to leave the building, and that can make life much easier for those folks.
Harmony Court Rehab & Nursing takes managed care insurances, Medicare, Medicaid, and most other insurances, so a lot of people can use their coverage here. The nurse staffing hours per resident per day are 3.45, which is a bit lower than the state average, and the nurse turnover rate sits higher compared to others in Ohio, with some staff coming and going more often. The facility, a for-profit limited liability company, gets managed or owned by folks including Howe Holdings LLC, Mendel Brecher, Libby Brecher, Chana Lichtman, Sara Lichtman, and Jacob Zimmerman. There have been some documented deficiencies, like infection-related issues and problems with infection control or abuse reporting, and inspectors come by to check up and document any care failures, so there are rules they need to keep up with to protect residents from infections.
So, if someone needs supervision and care, with access to services such as nursing, rehabilitation, dialysis, and specialized units, and doesn't mind that it's a busy place where staffing can shift and where inspections have found problems before, Harmony Court Rehab & Nursing aims to stay planted in the community and tries to offer dedicated support in a secure, familiar setting.
