ASHLAND CARE CENTER
Warm Hearted Appeal, Small Community Feel
Making the Most of Every Day
While life may have more limitations for your loved one, our residence can provide an experience that is positive, stimulating, and filled with dignity. That’s why providing for day-to-day needs is an important part – but not the only part – of our 247 pharmacy care. Companionship, personal growth, and emotional comfort are also priorities we strive to help residents achieve. We value the lives they have led, and maximize their independence with us today and every day.
A Care Plan Especially For You
- A stimulating rehabilitation plan customized to each individual resident
- Wide range of rehabilitation services to maximize abilities and interest
- Physical therapy
- Occupational therapy
- Speech / language pathology
- Outpatient therapy
- Restorative therapy
Therapeutic Recreation Programs
- Designed for residents to develop friendships and participate in social situations
- Two patios and two secured courtyards to enjoy the beauty of nature
- Musical entertainment, educational events, arts and crafts, card games and bingo
- Church services
- Beauty / Barber salon
Social Services
- Admissions accepted 7 days a week and handled by trained professionals to ensure a seamless process
- Assist residents and families in adjusting to their new home
- Care plan meetings with residents and their families
- Assist with discharge planning and arranging home health care and medical equipment after going home from Ashland Care Center
Medical Care You Can Trust
- Large private and semi private rooms
- 24-hour nursing care
- Medication management
- IV administration
- Oxygen and nebulizer medication administration
- Wound care
- Medical teaching and training for returning to home
- Pain management
- NG/G-tube / J-tube management
- Adult day care / respite care
- 2 Secured Alzheimer’s / Dementia Units
We also have accommodations available for short-term or respite stays for area residents whose caregivers are traveling out of town or who may need a short break from the stresses of caregiving.