Manor Care Health Services - Largo, also called Largo Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, sits in Prince George's County, Maryland, and does a lot to meet each resident's health and daily care needs, and it's clear there's been new ownership, new leadership, and a fresh vision shaping things in recent years. With 130 certified beds and an average occupancy of around 114 residents, this skilled nursing and rehab facility offers care for people coming from the hospital and for those staying long-term, and you'll find they accept many kinds of insurance, including Medicare, Medicaid, private pay, and other insurance options. The place isn't part of a hospital or a continuing care retirement community, but it gives a wide range of care-rehabilitation, assisted living, memory care for folks with Alzheimer's or other cognition troubles, nursing home care, independent living, and even palliative care which helps manage symptoms and comfort at the end of life.
You'll notice the place stands out for the individualized attention residents get, because staff create a care plan for each person, and the staff, including nurses and therapy teams, make sure to help residents regain function so they can go home safely if that's an option-they've got a good record for successful discharges and getting people's pain under control, with almost all residents reporting relief. The community handles cardiac and stroke care, pain and wound management, and provides physical, occupational, and speech therapy. It's also got health and wellness programs, daily activities, exercise spaces, fitness and game rooms, and even rooms for music, art, and movies. There are field trips and outings, community education programs, family support services, and resident and family councils if you want to get involved.
Residents have their meals in a restaurant-style dining room where the chef can handle allergies or dietary changes, and they serve snacks, keep laundry and housekeeping taken care of, and help out with things like bathing, dressing, and medications. The building's fully sprinklered for safety and has emergency alert systems, private bathrooms, cable TV, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and comfortable spaces with fireplaces, gardens, and a spa. There are outdoor and indoor community areas, and you'll find private rooms for those who want more privacy. The nursing staff runs on a cycle of 12 to 16 hours per day, with 24-hour call systems to cover emergencies. There's also regular help for people who aren't able to get around easily.
Medicare rates Manor Care Health Services - Largo as a four-star facility overall, with a strong five stars for quality measures, though there's room to improve on staffing, where the certified nursing assistants have fewer hours available than average. The staff uses no physical restraints, reports very low levels of pain, pressure ulcers, UTIs, and depression among residents, and has a good record for vaccinations and keeping residents safe. The facility is accredited and recognized for solid elder care, staying up-to-date with healthcare standards and values like kindness, integrity, growth, and excellence, and everyone on staff-from nurses to aides-aims for compassionate support and comfort.
The place isn't fancy, but it is clean and comfortable, with nice furnishings and spaces for socializing and relaxing, and you'll find a warm, home-like feel with plenty of opportunity to stay active and connect with others. There's no other facility of this kind within two miles, and compared to nearby nursing communities, this one stands out with above-average Medicare ratings, good discharge outcomes, and a reputation for caring service.
