Crystal Lake Healthcare & Rehab

Crystal Lake Healthcare & Rehab sits with a total of 235 certified beds and keeps around 200 residents each day, offering long-term skilled nursing care and short-term post-acute rehab, and this place is known for having a wide range of care services like high acuity care, incontinence care, medication management, non-ambulatory care, and staff who help with treatments for people who need extra attention, and they also handle things like respite stays, hospice care, post-stroke care, tracheotomy needs, and several types of recovery care including for hip and knee replacement, wounds, diabetes, and pain. Folks here get access to a mental health program that includes psychiatric and psychotherapy services, social workers, individual and group therapies, and even methadone maintenance, along with a Certified Dementia Unit and behavior management for those who need it, and there's therapy available like physical, occupational, and speech therapies, IV treatments, cardiac, and pulmonary care, too. Rooms come with Wi-Fi, and community features include a computer room, library, recreation rooms, beauty parlor, lounges, dining hall, and even a smoking room and outdoor patios so residents have different places to spend their time, and meals offer choices like low or no sodium, vegetarian, kosher, and no sugar menus. They've got special therapeutic activities, outings, an exercise room, common areas with TVs for social time, and amenities like free Wi-Fi, complimentary rides, and a concierge, so there's a little extra comfort and convenience, plus they offer medical and social services from podiatric to diagnostic lab work. Nurse staffing is lower than average at 3.28 nurse hours per resident per day (state average is 3.9), and nurse turnover is high at 60.9% compared to the state's 41.8%, while ownership is held by Pbv Herman Holdings LLC and others, though there's no clear info about who's managing the day-to-day. It's important to know that Crystal Lake Healthcare & Rehab is a Special Focus Facility Candidate, meaning it's had serious quality problems before, with 38 deficiencies in recent inspection reports that include issues with resident privacy, responding to claims of abuse and neglect, infection control, and steps taken to protect residents from harm, so these are real challenges, but the facility still works to provide needed services for many types of residents, including veterans and those with behavioral health needs.