NHC Healthcare - Glasgow sits in Glasgow and offers both short-term rehab and long-term care in a center that has 206 beds, though there are 194 certified beds, and usually about 151 residents stay there each day based on the census. The facility's been under National Healthcare Corporation's management since June 2000, and it's also affiliated with them, providing services around the clock from a team that includes licensed nurses and physicians. Residents get skilled nursing care 24 hours a day, with nurse turnover at 43.3%, which is a little lower than the state average, and the number of staff nurse hours per resident per day matches what's usually seen across the state at 3.90.
The center also provides rehabilitation services with physical, occupational, and speech therapy, delivered in a building with rooms and spaces set up for therapy work and recovery. There are respite care options and home healthcare for medication management, wound care, and help with chronic diseases. Personal care like bathing, grooming, and meal prep is available, and there are services like meals, housekeeping, linen, and laundry, all included along with utilities. Residents can use transportation services, cable TV, and have the option to visit an on-site beauty salon or barbershop. Social workers help residents and families handle resources and community programs, offering extra support during changes and transitions.
NHC Healthcare - Glasgow makes meals that dietitians and chefs approve, adjusting to meet nutritional needs, and there are nutritionist-approved supplements and certain health products available for those with special dietary needs. Medical support covers physical therapy, dental, ophthalmology, pharmacy, oxygen, podiatry, medical and incontinence supplies, and both X-ray and laboratory services. The care team works with residents on personalized care plans. There's help with getting around, eating, and daily tasks, so life is a bit easier when living there or staying after hospital treatment.
Inspection reports from past visits do note some deficiencies in areas like resident rights and nutrition practices, so care is regularly checked and subject to reviews. There's no detailed information about how employees are managed. Overall, residents live in a home-like setting with more than 60 beds set up with comfort in mind, and the facility provides both medical and supportive care for a range of needs as part of its extended care options.
