Advanced Health Care Of Coeur D'Alene is a skilled nursing facility that serves about 32 residents a day with a licensed capacity for 34 beds, all certified for Medicare. The facility focuses on short-term nursing and rehabilitation after hospital stays, helping people recover from surgery, strokes, and complex medical needs. Residents get help from a full team including nurses, physicians, physical therapists, occupational therapists, and speech therapists, and the nurse turnover rate is 25%, which is lower than the state average. Nurse staffing comes out to 5.14 hours per resident each day, which is a bit higher than average. They provide 24-hour nursing care with licensed nurses always onsite, and there's a physician on call all week.
Residents can get specialized pain management services for things like back pain, joint pain, and post-surgery pain, plus help for both sudden and long-lasting pain conditions. The facility also offers home health services, like therapy, nursing, social work, medication management, and home health aide support. It's Medicare-certified for home health and rehabilitation care. For hospice care, they cover comfort, safety, and focus on patient goals, offering customized care plans based on thorough assessments when someone arrives.
The rooms include private suites with private bathrooms, adjustable beds, TVs, pressure-relieving mattresses, private phones, and high-speed internet, and common areas feature things like a library, a saltwater fish tank in a reading space, cozy fireplace, a beauty salon and barber shop, plus a private dining room. Meals are fine dining style in a pleasant dining room, adjusted for each resident's needs and preferences. There's also transportation for residents, and outdoor spaces let people relax outside when they want. Activities and recreational programs are planned to help residents stay engaged and social during their recovery.
The facility's owned directly by New Ahc Holdings, LLC, with indirect owners that include several Miller family trusts and organizations, and connected to Advanced Health Care. It operates as a for-profit limited liability company. The building's modern, with a homelike atmosphere, but inspections have reported some deficiencies. There are 16 total documented deficiencies, including issues with timely care planning within 48 hours of admission, nutrition and dietary practices like food sourcing and handling, and an infection control violation. None of these caused actual harm, but they did show potential harm could happen if not corrected. Even with these findings, the team's known around the community for being compassionate and offering strong clinical support.
Advanced Health Care Of Coeur D'Alene continues to focus on personalized plans and high-acuity care, aiming to help residents regain independence and comfort as much as possible before they go home. Amenities and staff work together to make the environment supportive, comfortable, and focused on recovery and wellbeing.
