Gibson Health And Rehabilitation sits on 434 Beall Springs Road in Gibson, Georgia and has a total of 104 certified beds, with about 92 residents living there, so the occupancy rate is usually around 88 percent which means the place stays busy but isn't overcrowded, and you'll find daily care handled by nurses, including RNs, LPNs, and CNAs, with staffing levels close to what regulations expect, though RN time is a bit lower at 18 minutes per resident compared to an expected 1 hour and 5 minutes, LPNs provide about 52 minutes (a little higher than the expected 47), and CNAs assist for 1 hour and 49 minutes each day, a little under the expected 2 hours and 37 minutes, but staff work together to cover needs like help with grooming, eating, swallowing, transferring, using braces or splints, bed mobility, walking, and even communication training, which is particularly helpful for people who have trouble getting around or those with cognitive impairments or behavioral symptoms like wandering, hallucinations, or trouble with daily activities.
The facility doesn't limit itself to just basic care; it also handles complicated health problems including pneumonia, recovery from surgery, burns, chemotherapy, the need for oxygen or IV medications, and offers special care for residents dealing with cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, feeding tubes, pressure ulcers, or respiratory failure, and if someone is comatose, has septicemia, diabetes that needs daily shots, COPD, or shortness of breath when lying down, there's experience in handling those, and the team also provides tracheostomy care, ventilator support, and isolation when needed for infections, all of which happens with an experienced staff that covers different areas, like Jennifer Johnson, PT handling rehabilitation, Chad Johnson, BSN, RN directing nursing, Administrator Jimmie Stewart, LNHA running things, Miram Thrift, RN as MDS Coordinator, Pam Williford, LPN in staff development, and Ashlee Rowlen in social services-each one focusing on their role to make things run smoothly for residents.
Residents get regular checkups and health monitoring, their care is based on personalized care plans made with their needs in mind, and counseling is available for both them and their families, and if someone needs help with pain management, IV therapy, daily medications, or a restorative nursing program to regain or keep abilities after illness or injury, all of that is in place, with rehabilitation services running in different levels from at least 150 minutes per week for medium rehab all the way up to ultra-high care of 720 minutes per week, using teams with different specialties to make the care fit what's needed, whether a resident is recovering after a hospital stay or needs ongoing support.
The facility also offers services for people who don't need full-time care, like memory care, independent living, assisted living, adult care home options, home care, home health, hospice, and short-term rehab, and the team handles everything from medication management to wound care, pharmacy, lab and x-ray services, plus palliative and hospice care when needed, and with mealtime planning overseen by Shelia Scarber in dietary management and admissions managed by Courtney Wood, the support network includes both individualized and group activities that help residents feel more at home and keep minds active.
Gibson Health And Rehabilitation accepts both Medicare and Medicaid, is operated by a non-profit, is part of a larger chain, and is described as a family-owned and operated skilled nursing facility focused on providing a peaceful and supportive environment, with business hours for the office running Monday to Friday, 8am to 4:30pm, and the daily atmosphere aims to make residents feel comfortable and safe while encouraging social activities, mental engagement, and daily living support, so the setting feels welcoming without being overwhelming.
