Buckeye Care and Rehabilitation

Buckeye Care and Rehabilitation sits over at 1900 East Main Street in Lancaster, Ohio, and has 99 certified beds in a building managed by Brian Dutiel since September 2019, with ownership under Providence Group Inc. and operations by Lancaster Post Acute, LLC, so you know they've got connections in the area like the Lancaster Fairfield County Chamber of Commerce and the Pacs Group. The facility takes Medicaid and Medicare, and their skilled nursing staff work round the clock, overseeing care needs with a 24-hour call system, though nurse turnover sits at 43.9% and there's about 3.04 nurse hours per resident daily, which shows the level of activity that goes on here. Residents find personalized care plans that mix medication management, bathing, transfers, help with daily tasks, and rehabilitation, and the community gives access to a big rehab gym with licensed experts in charge to try to help folks recover and head back home as soon as they can manage. Buckeye Care and Rehabilitation offers some amenities you don't always see, like private bathrooms, furnished rooms, cable TV, Wi-Fi, a kitchenette, and air conditioning, plus some common comforts such as a dining room, library, game room, fitness room, arts room, a spa/wellness area, and spacious courtyards and outdoor spaces so people have room to stretch out, walk, or take in some sun. You'll even find walking paths, a garden, movie nights, daily activities, and a community-sponsored program for getting involved with others, and they have outdoor and transportation programs, too. Residents and families can participate in their own council to have a say, and staff keeps communication open, with some that speak languages other than English. Concierges personalize support and help coordinate with third-party services like hospice or home health, and pharmacy support's available, though the place has received pharmacy service deficiencies tied to drug labeling and storage as well as a history of state inspection deficiencies about things like preventing accident hazards and making sure supervision's adequate, with some quality of care and compliance issues reaching the "immediate jeopardy" label in the past. Online, Buckeye Care and Rehabilitation's got a presence on Facebook, offers web bill pay, and can be found by folks traveling near Hwy 22 and Homestead Court, while clinic staff handle inquiries and admissions around the clock, though the community's not currently accepting new residents and staff office hours aren't posted. The facility centers on patient safety, wellness, and healing, providing both short-term and long-term nursing and rehabilitation services, all under guidance from licensed experts, with nurses on site at all times, trying to help people work toward as much independence as possible.