Westborough Healthcare in Westborough, MA operates as a skilled nursing facility that centers its services on 24-hour medical oversight. Licensed nurses manage medication schedules, monitor vital signs and provide ongoing assessment for chronic conditions such as diabetes, heart disease and respiratory illnesses. On-site rehabilitation therapists deliver physical, occupational and speech therapy for residents recovering from surgeries, injuries or strokes, while a medical director and attending physicians develop individualized care plans and review progress regularly. The facility is equipped for complex clinical needs, including wound management, intravenous therapies and pain control, and it maintains rapid access to area hospitals for any services that cannot be provided in-house.
Beyond direct medical treatment, Westborough Healthcare offers a support structure designed to keep residents stable and comfortable. Social workers coordinate care conferences and help families navigate insurance and discharge planning. A restorative nursing team leads mobility and strength-maintenance programs to help residents retain function between formal therapy sessions. Laboratory work, imaging coordination and pharmacy services are arranged on site, reducing the need for outside appointments. Scheduled transportation is available for specialty consultations, and hospice or respite care can be arranged when needed, ensuring continuity of attention throughout changing health circumstances.
Accommodations at the community include a mix of private and shared rooms, each furnished with hospital-grade adjustable beds, basic furniture and an emergency call system. Select rooms add in-suite half baths, individual climate controls, cable television and wireless internet, but not all accommodations have every feature. Housekeeping, personal laundry and maintenance are handled by facility staff, and corridors and bathrooms are designed for wheelchair access and fall prevention.
Meals are prepared in the facility’s central kitchen under the guidance of a registered dietitian who tailors menus to a range of clinical diets, including low-sodium, diabetic, cardiac and pureed options. Residents receive three meals daily with snacks and hydration rounds in between, and tray service is provided for those who prefer or require in-room dining. The main dining room offers table service that supports social interaction, while staff record nutritional intake for residents with weight or swallowing concerns. Menu cycles rotate regularly to promote variety, and substitutions are available upon request.
