Melrose Healthcare is a medium-sized, for-profit nursing facility offering both short-term rehabilitation and long-term care services. The facility operates with a capacity of 106 beds and maintains a corporate ownership structure. Melrose Healthcare participates in both Medicare and Medicaid programs, making it accessible to a broad range of residents who require skilled nursing services or long-term care. It is not affiliated with a continuing care retirement community, and does not provide specific mention of Alzheimer’s care as a dedicated program.
Nurse staffing at the facility averages 3 hours and 11 minutes per resident each day, with consistency between weekday and weekend coverage rated above average. The staff supports residents who require daily assistance with medical needs such as administering medications, as well as non-medical needs like dressing, eating, and using the bathroom. For those undergoing short-term rehabilitation following a hospital stay for conditions such as stroke, heart attack, infection, or accidental injury, Melrose Healthcare provides care designed to support recovery and facilitate a possible return home.
Melrose Healthcare is subject to regular health, fire, and safety inspections conducted by regulatory authorities, which review factors including food preparation, safety standards, and the general well-being of its residents. Routine inspections and follow-up procedures ensure that standards related to cleanliness, comfort, and residents' rights are maintained. The facility provides annual influenza vaccinations to its residents and supports infection prevention and control measures as part of its ongoing care protocols. Emergency room visits are monitored, with 9.3% of short-term residents requiring ER care during their stay, and there are 1.2 emergency room visits per 1,000 patient days among long-term care residents.
The commitment to maintaining residents’ abilities is reflected in the percentage of those who retain self-care capabilities; about 79.6% are able to eat, move, and perform several daily activities independently. Melrose Healthcare is attentive to the care needs of its residents and works to ensure the safe administration and storage of medication, proper nutrition, and the delivery of personal and medical care in accordance with residents' preferences and treatment goals. Dialysis services are provided when required, following appropriate care standards.
Staff at Melrose Healthcare are expected to develop individualized care plans for each resident, including timely assessments and regular reviews by healthcare professionals. Efforts are made to avoid the use of physical restraints except when medically necessary and to pursue non-pharmacological interventions before the use of psychotropic medications. Monthly pharmacist drug regimen reviews are conducted in line with established guidelines.
Melrose Healthcare’s environment is managed to promote safety, comfort, and a homelike atmosphere for all residents. The facility is vigilant in safeguarding residents’ personal information and medical records, maintaining privacy and security. Food is procured, prepared, and served in accordance with professional standards to ensure resident well-being.
In support of overall resident health and quality of life, Melrose Healthcare emphasizes individualized care, safety, and respect for residents’ rights and choices. The facility continually strives to provide a supportive environment for both short-term and long-term residents, focusing on rehabilitation, daily living support, clinical services, and the maintenance of dignity and independence.