Fairfield Nursing & Rehabilitation Center sits in Crownsville, Maryland, with 96 certified beds, offering both private and semi-private accommodations so folks can find some comfort and privacy, with 38 private rooms and a range of semi-private suites available. The center provides skilled nursing, supportive living, and specialized care programs, from short-term rehabilitation with physical, speech, and occupational therapy to long-term care and memory care for those with greater needs, and residents get help with things like pressure ulcers, infections, and wound care, too, which is managed with support from a Certified Wound-Care Physician and specialty equipment, like pressure-relieving mattresses. The nursing staff is described as professional, capable, and friendly, with 24-hour care and individualized care plans for each resident, while the therapy center comes equipped with up-to-date tools for therapy assessment and treatment, and there's a full recreation therapy department, too, with programs focused on social connection and self-esteem, plus activities for enrichment and community outings using a dedicated van.
Fairfield Nursing & Rehabilitation Center serves meals with a restaurant-style table service, changing up the menu to keep things fresh, and works with a registered dietitian to make sure nutrition is looked after, which can be important for folks needing diabetic management or nutritional support. Residents can enjoy free Wi-Fi, cable television, inviting outdoor spaces, and there are salon and barber services on site, along with assistance in managing medications, blankets, and arranging transportation. Seasonal flu and pneumococcal vaccines are offered, and there are programs to manage antipsychotic medications where needed, fitting the care to each person's situation. The facility welcomes people who need care for issues such as long-term nursing needs, rehabilitation, and even post-surgical recovery requiring prolonged antibiotics, and is equipped with piped-in oxygen and wall suction for those who need it. With English spoken and possibly other languages, the staff aims to be accessible to many residents, keeping the atmosphere warm and supportive.
The center holds an accreditation and is committed to healthcare standards, having served the community for many years as part of a community health system, and offers both Medicare and Medicaid for eligible individuals. The location's had recent renovations for improved comfort and care, and there's an ongoing mission to treat residents with dignity and respect, making the place a home away from home, but there have also been health inspections with some noted deficiencies, and it's been involved in several nursing home lawsuits, including wrongful death claims and issues like falls, pressure sores, dehydration, and financial concerns, so families may wish to review inspection histories and public records. With visiting hours recommended between 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. and admissions accepted any time, the facility tries to support families and new residents, though at the moment it isn't currently accepting new patients but provides a phone number for updates on availability.
