Clifton Springs Hospital And Clinic Extended Care

Clifton Springs Hospital And Clinic Extended Care sits on the same campus as Clifton Springs Hospital and offers 108 beds in a nursing facility that serves older adults, folks needing skilled care after a hospital stay, and those with chronic medical needs, and the building's got six nursing units focusing on traditional care, post-acute care, ventilator care, or dementia care so if someone's dealing with something complicated, they can often get what they need right there without having to go to another place, and inside you'll find things like private bathrooms, cable TV, kitchenettes, air conditioning, and wireless internet, with some rooms coming fully furnished, and for people who like to get outside, there are walking paths and gardens, while other spaces include a clubhouse, library, movie theater, arts and activity rooms, a garden, a game room, a fitness room, and spaces for music and movies, and the facility lets folks join resident-run activities besides all the scheduled daily things, music programs, and movie nights they organize themselves. Meals get made by a professional chef and served in a big dining room with options if you need diabetic, allergy, or other special diets. They have laundry, dry cleaning, housekeeping, and help when people are moving in or need support with family issues, and you can get rides or park pretty easily. Safety matters to them-the emergency alert systems have rules, and there's always a 24-hour call system. Nursing care goes from 12 to 16 hours of nurse presence to 24-hour supervision, and help with eating, bathing, transfers, and dressing is just part of the package if someone needs it, including for folks who can't walk. They take Medicare and Medicaid for those who qualify. There are planned activities, social and leisure programs, and a bunch of community-sponsored things, plus support for different languages, sign language interpreters around the clock, and help for people with vision trouble. Special health services include COVID-19 antigen testing, diabetes and blood testing, screening clinics, and services through nearby clinics like behavioral health, dental care, diabetes management, therapy, wound care, and even spa services like Reiki, healing touch, acupuncture, and massage thanks to The Springs Integrative Medicine Center and Spa. Their staff includes administrators and directors by name, like Arun K Nagpaul, M.D., Denis Vinnik, and Edward Perry, and they're a non-profit group. When it comes to safety, they've put together a Pandemic Emergency Plan, so if there's trouble with big outbreaks, they know what to do. They're known for being top-rated with a CMS Five-Star Rating when it comes to quality and staffing. The setting connects to a community hospital, complete with an emergency department, pharmacy, lab, and other health specialists, including rehabilitation, cancer care through the Lipson Cancer Institute, physical therapy, imaging, and even ENT, bone, joint, surgery, gastro, vascular, and dermatology care. They run spiritual care and family support services too, with extras like a gift shop, cafe, ATM, and free WiFi, so anyone visiting or staying gets a bit more comfortable, and the community tries to cover most needs right on the campus, whether you're staying for a long time or just need some skilled care after a hospital visit.