Crossview Care Center sits at 402 Bay St E in Pineview, Georgia, and folks know it mostly for strong medical support and friendly staff who look after each resident with patience, always there to help whether someone needs therapy, nurse attention, or help from an on-site doctor, and you see a big focus on helping people after hospital stays or when home is no longer enough for safe recovery. The place has 102 certified beds, out of which 94 are skilled nursing beds, usually serving around 71 folks daily, and it's run by Beacon Health Management, with Pww Healthcare, LLC owning it and Bruce Wertheim having full indirect ownership, and they've been doing this since early 2016, so there's some history and no recent handover or buyout to worry about. Clinical services go all day and night with at least 2.73 nurse hours per resident per day, though nurse turnover is at 54.5%, which some might notice, and there have been 16 deficiencies found in recent inspections, including a couple tied to infection control, and a few related to how residents' rights-including self-determination and freedom from abuse-were handled, where reporting fell short in some cases, so it pays to look at the details if safety and resident rights top the list for you or your family.
Residents can get help with just about any daily task: bathing, getting dressed, moving around, medication, and even more intensive non-ambulatory care, with supervision 24 hours along with a call system in every room for extra reassurance anytime, night or day. If a friend or family member needs to bounce back between hospital and home, Crossview has short-term rehab and post-acute care, plus therapy for everything from broken bones and heart recovery, to breathing issues, balance, fine-motor skills, and even ways to get better at thinking and using special devices, all delivered by skilled occupational, physical, and speech therapists, and there are fall-prevention and respite care options too for those who need a break or extra help. They've also got Peachtree Lane, which is a secured unit with a behavioral team focusing on wellness and safety, and they run a Pathways to Active Living (PALs) program-this helps residents stay engaged and active as much as they're able, whether for physical or mental well-being.
Meals happen all day in a dining room with a professional chef, offering a restaurant-style vibe but practical too, with attention to allergies, diabetes, and other special diets, even tube feeding for those who need it. The place does offer things like a game room, library, arts and activities rooms, spa/wellness, and walking paths, along with outdoor spaces for garden lovers or folks who like some sun, and there's a full schedule of social and recreational events from music and movies to resident-run groups and fitness programs to spur new friendships or just keep everyone busy if they want to join, plus move-in help and both furnished rooms and cable TV or Wi-Fi available in every corner. Residents' and family councils help make sure voices get heard if there's a gripe or way to improve life inside.
They take Medicare and Medicaid, and transportation and parking services make trips out easier, and for care there's support from on-site doctors, dietitians, pharmacy, therapy, even specialist visits for foot care, hearing, eyes, psychiatry, and psychology for anyone needing the extra help. Cleaning and laundry come with the package. Some folks get strong, ongoing nursing care for complex health problems, while others join just for a little rehab before heading back home, and there's always support for hospice, pain, wounds, or even stroke and surgical recovery. Each person's care plan gets made just for them, taking in long-term or short-term health needs, and the team aims to support as much independence as possible, with extra attention given to emotional and social support too. While the building's for-profit, it holds steady management and doesn't make lots of promises but has the basics covered and some extras that help seniors live daily life with dignity and care.
