Hurricane Health And Rehabilitation

Hurricane Health And Rehabilitation sits in a modern care center with beautifully landscaped grounds and well-kept rooms that you can get as private or semi-private, and while there are 60 certified beds in the building, there've been about 41 folks staying there each day, so it's busy enough to always have company but not so big you get lost in the crowd. This place's been run by Zion Healthcare, Inc. since May 2016, managed by Soon Burnam and Tracy Jenkins, but ownership belongs to Beaver Valley Hospital, with some ties to Mission Health Services and The Ensign Group, so it's part of a larger network that runs a bunch of nursing homes around here. It offers 24-hour skilled nursing care, wound care, and pain management, with registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and certified nursing assistants working with in-house physicians, and you also get in-house therapy services for physical, occupational, and speech needs, with state-of-the-art and traditional therapy approaches to help folks gain strength and mobility, including some special rehab and post-acute care services, though sometimes they mention places like Aspen Ridge Transitional Rehab and Crescent Senior Living for specialized care units, though it's not clear how those relate to this exact building but the focus is on advanced health care and therapy for seniors. The nurse staffing level sits at 3.83 hours per resident per day, which falls a bit short of the state average, and the nurse turnover rate runs high at 75.4%, which means the nursing staff changes faces more often than in other homes across the state. There've been some problems found by inspectors, with 12 total deficiencies reported in recent years, including pharmacy service issues like failing to ensure residents are kept free from significant medication mistakes, labeled as deficiency F0760 by regulators, and infection-related violations pointing to some lapses regarding how infections get managed, so it's something families may want to keep in mind. On the plus side, the place keeps up on safety, with efforts to remove accident hazards and provide decent supervision as noted in deficiency F0689, and you get the everyday perks like housekeeping, laundry, good menus, and a bunch of activities from morning to night that help residents keep busy and social, so overall, Hurricane Health And Rehabilitation gives people a place where there's skilled nursing day and night, a therapy team on site, and a reasonable mix of comfort and care, though like any place it has its rough spots, especially in pharmacy and infection control, and there isn't too much flash or fancy stuff but the basics are all there for seniors or folks needing post-hospital rehab.