Bay at Waters Edge Health and Rehabilitation

Bay At Waters Edge Health And Rehabilitation sits in Kenosha and offers several types of care for seniors, like memory care for people with Alzheimer's and dementia, where staff keep residents safe and give them care that's matched to their needs, and they've also got assisted living and independent living if folks want more or less help but still stay part of the community, plus there are skilled nursing and long-term care options for people who need more medical help, and you can choose studio rooms with things like kitchenettes, Wi-Fi, private bathrooms, and air conditioning, while outside and inside there are walking paths, gardens, an arts room, a library, fitness spaces, a business room, a spa or wellness area, resident-led activities, and scheduled events like movie nights and music programs, so there's a bit of something to do every day. The community is part of a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC), which means residents can move between different levels of care, like assisted living or rehab, without leaving the facility, which can be nice if people's needs change over time, and the staff there covers a lot of health services, such as outpatient and inpatient rehab, hospice, post-acute care, cardiac therapy, stroke recovery, wound care, IV antibiotics, nutritional counseling, dentistry, pain management, colostomy care, and more specialized things like bariatric care, lymphedema care, respiratory therapy, and tracheotomy care, with registered nurses and therapists on staff. They offer scheduled help with daily things like bathing, dressing, taking medicine, and moving around, along with a 24-hour call system for emergencies, and have a secure memory care unit for people who need a safer environment. Therapy services include occupational, physical, speech, and respiratory therapy, and the team aims to help residents recover and live as independently as possible, but it should be noted that Bay At Waters Edge Health And Rehabilitation has some low ratings with a 1-star rating from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, an F grade overall and in nursing and short-term care quality, low nursing care hours per person per day at about 0.3 hours, and a community rating of 4.3 out of 10, making it the 25th highest rated in Kenosha, which isn't very high, even though they do accept Medicare and Medicaid and report their nurse and medical staff hours. Even though the facility talks about treating people with respect and giving care that fits each person, families might want to review their ratings and care history before deciding, but if someone's looking for a place with many levels of care, therapy options, and daily activities under one roof, this might be worth looking into, and more details are on their website if you want to check further.