Hermitage Nursing & Rehab sits in Hermitage, Missouri, inside a Continuing Care Retirement Community, which means there are several levels of care available for residents as their needs change, and this place provides both nursing and rehabilitation services, taking Medicaid and Medicare to help pay for care, which can take some of the worry off people's minds. The building holds up to 120 residents but usually has about 60 each day, and the staff spends about 3.01 nursing hours per resident per day, which is lower than the state average, but their nurse turnover is better than average. This for-profit facility's ownership is split between James and Judy Lincoln, and it's managed by Ltc Management Services Llc since 2014, so it's not a new operation but not the oldest place in town either. People staying here can get short-term rehab or long-term skilled nursing, with nurses watching over things day and night, plus a call system to ask for help and staff to assist with bathing, dressing, transfers, and care for those who can't get around on their own. The community includes a secure memory care section for people with dementia or Alzheimer's-doors have alerts, staff get dementia training, and the outdoor areas are enclosed for safety.
Rooms come furnished, with private bathrooms, climate control, cable TV, Wi-Fi, a kitchenette, and residents can go to the library, spend time in the garden, play in the game room, or walk outside on the paths. There's a fitness room, spa, and plenty of activity rooms where people get together for movies, music, art, fitness programs or run their own activities, which keeps everyone from feeling too shut-in if they want to join in. The dining is restaurant-style with meals all day, including diabetic and allergy-sensitive options, plus special diets if someone's doctor orders that. Residents have transportation and parking, and staff can help arrange rides for medical visits or outings. Virtual tours are available for those who want a look before visiting.
This facility focuses on maintaining physical, mental, and social health with physician supervision, but it's important to note there have been 14 reported deficiencies in inspections, some dealing with infection control, food safety, dignity, and resident rights, and it's supposed to follow federal safety and care regulations with regular oversight. While there's a strong infection control program in place today and dietary services are being worked on, past reports found safety issues, so people looking for care here should ask about current standards and how concerns have been addressed. Hermitage Nursing & Rehab is a practical choice for those wanting several levels of support with community amenities, but the history of deficiencies and nurse staffing is a detail worth considering before making a move.
