Zachary Manor Nursing And Rehabilitation Center sits on Main Street and has room for up to 110 residents, so folks who need somewhere safe and simple for nursing or rehab services can find a place here, and what you'll notice when walking in is a remodeled facility with all the usual comforts like fresh sheets, bathing supplies, and rooms that provide care and rehabilitation as needed, with modern technology to help things run smoother. The staff includes CNA workers and professional nurses who seem to strive for high standards and emotional understanding every day, and there's a team focus on making care plans for each person by working closely with their doctors and other healthcare professionals. Reviews are mixed-scoring 3.7 based on only three accounts so far, but with one being negative and giving some pause about the experience for families who want to be cautious.
Supervisors and administrators try to lead with kindness and a friendly smile, staff members often go above and beyond to help, and there's a tradition at Zachary Manor that puts resident well-being and comfort front and center, even holding charitable and fundraising programs in the community now and then, though there's also a history of official state deficiencies-fourteen in total at last count. Recent inspection reports list deficiencies ranging from not always accommodating residents' rights and preferences, not always having enough nursing staff or a licensed nurse in charge every shift, and missing some infection control rules, all of these flagged as carrying a risk for more than minimal harm, even if no serious harm has happened yet according to inspectors.
The nursing hours per resident per day are a bit above the state average-as staff cover about 3.98 hours per resident, which is more than the state's 3.8 hour average, but there's a high nurse turnover rate too, sitting at 52.8%, which is higher than the state's 48.4% average, so sometimes folks may see new faces caring for them. The management of Zachary Manor comes from Central Management Company, LLC, which has run things since 2005, with Kistachie Corporation and Prico, Inc sharing ownership, and Teddy Price and the Marjorie S Price Estate as the main stakeholders.
People will find care here for both short-term and long-term needs, whether they're coming in for rehabilitation after a hospital stay or they need help with daily living in retirement; Zachary Manor offers help with caregiving, insurance guidance, medical and dental plans, vision coverage, and even plans for critical illness, disability, and accident insurance, with staff sorting out billing and collections as quietly as possible. Zachary Manor aims to keep life comfortable for its residents, with services that reach from skilled nursing through to simple social support, all handled in a warm, friendly setting with a focus on quality of life and personal dignity, and while there's no promise that everything's perfect, the staff seem committed to doing the best they can for the people who live there.
