Cambridge Post Acute Care Center offers skilled nursing and personalized rehabilitation for people who need more care than can be given at home, and it's the sort of place where you'll find both short-term and long-term help, since they offer everything from therapy after surgery to long-term nursing for those with big health concerns, and you'll see a team of experienced medical staff managing things day and night, including nurses available 24 hours and a physician for supervision and decision-making, so you always get looked after. There are 144 certified beds, and on most days around 135 people live there, and while the nurse turnover rate is a bit above the state average at 53.1%, you'll find the care hours per person each day to be close to what's typical, though still a little less than the state average. They offer a broad range of services for older adults needing help-everything from respiratory therapy, wound care management, and pain treatment, to special therapy programs like physical, occupational, and speech therapy, plus they help with day-to-day things, whether that's bathing, getting dressed, eating, or remembering to take your medicines, and they can give and store drugs as needed.
Cambridge Post Acute Care Center uses modern medical technology and has advanced equipment for complex health problems, and the staff work to design personal care plans to fit each resident's needs, aiming for better healing and comfort, and they have activities and social events, so residents can connect with others or enjoy visits from friends and family in a place with a welcoming feel. It's got support for Medicare and Medicaid, meets federal care standards, and holds the right certifications for post-acute care services. The facility's managed by James Andrews, with Wellington Healthcare Services LP as owner, and it has ties to Wellington Health Care Services. There's a record of regular inspections and, like many similar places, Cambridge Post Acute Care Center has been cited for several deficiencies including issues with proper care planning, patient rights, and infection control-adding up to 22 deficiencies noted in one recent inspection, some of which involve infection prevention programs and self-administration of medicines, which shows there are areas for improvement despite the staff's attention to care.
You'll find the environment here comfortable and set up for recovery, whether someone needs help for a few weeks after a hospital stay or long-term support for ongoing health issues, and the staff try hard to address everyone's well-being, with a focus on making residents feel safe and respected. They don't list fun extras or detailed amenities, but the center is built mainly for medical and rehabilitative needs, and you can take a virtual tour if you want to get a better sense of the place before visiting in person. Cambridge Post Acute Care Center is dedicated to providing care for people who can't live alone because of health concerns, and does its best to keep residents healthy, engaged, and comfortable as they recover or settle in for the long term.
