Buffalo Crossing Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center operates as a skilled nursing facility, delivering 24-hour licensed nursing care to residents who need ongoing medical supervision. Registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and certified nursing assistants are available around the clock to handle medication administration, IV therapy, wound management, catheter care, and post-operative monitoring. The center also offers physician oversight, on-site laboratory and imaging coordination, and therapy services that include physical, occupational, and speech therapy aimed at restoring mobility and daily-living skills after illness or surgery.
In addition to core medical services, the facility provides structured programs that help residents manage chronic conditions such as diabetes, cardiac disease, and pulmonary disorders. A fall-prevention protocol, emergency response system, and regularly scheduled health assessments are in place to reduce avoidable hospital readmissions. Social services staff coordinate care plans with hospitals, specialists, and family members, arrange transportation to off-site appointments, and support discharge planning for those preparing to return home or transition to another level of care.
Accommodations consist of a mix of private and semi-private rooms designed to support mobility aids and medical equipment. Rooms may feature adjustable beds, in-room climate controls, cable television, wireless internet, and accessible bathrooms with grab bars, though not every room includes every feature. Housekeeping, laundry, and maintenance services are provided, and common spaces such as lounges and therapy gyms give residents areas to socialize or participate in rehabilitation exercises.
Dining is managed by a dietary team that works with licensed dietitians to develop balanced menus accommodating therapeutic diets like low-sodium, renal, or pureed textures. Residents receive three meals a day, plus snacks, served in a communal dining room, with staff available to assist anyone who needs help with feeding. Meal delivery to the resident’s room is offered when medically necessary, and guest meals can be arranged for visitors.