Park Place Nursing & Rehabilitation Center

Short-term rehabilitation is intended for recovery after surgery, illness, injury or hospitalization; long-term care provides ongoing support when living at home is no longer safe.

Skilled nursing is for people who need 24-hour licensed nursing, medication oversight and monitoring. Respite is a temporary stay that gives family caregivers time to rest, travel or manage a life event.

Ongoing support may include help with bathing, dressing, mobility and personal care, along with medication management, monitoring of chronic conditions, transfer assistance and fall-prevention support.

Rehabilitation may include physical therapy for strength, balance and mobility; occupational therapy for daily living skills; and speech therapy for communication or swallowing needs.

Outpatient rehabilitation is available for people who continue living at home and attend scheduled therapy visits, rather than staying overnight.

Contact Park Place about private or shared rooms, current layouts and in-room features.

The admissions team helps families coordinate next steps. The process starts with an intake conversation about needs, goals and timing, followed by review of clinical information and coverage details when applicable.

Care planning starts on arrival. Families are encouraged to ask questions and receive communication as care plans and goals are established.

A sample menu lists fruit or juice, oatmeal and eggs at breakfast, and rotating entrées with vegetable, starch and fruit or dessert options at lunch and dinner. Menus change regularly.

Dining can accommodate preferences and care-plan needs, including heart-healthy approaches, diabetic considerations, texture modifications and physician-ordered diets when applicable. Dining support is available for residents who need assistance.

Activities may include movie nights and group entertainment, games, arts and crafts, discussion groups, current-events conversations, and holiday or seasonal celebrations.

The activity list also includes exercise and movement groups, faith-based opportunities, and community outings; some offerings depend on availability. Activities may be tailored to residents’ preferences, abilities and interests.

Common areas and a rehabilitation gym are among the facility spaces.