CareOne at The Highlands

CareOne at The Highlands has a smoke-free policy and doesn't allow pets, so people with allergies or sensitivities might appreciate that, and they've got room for up to 120 residents in both private and shared rooms, all of which have comforts like air conditioning and nearby restrooms, so folks can feel like they've got some of the ease of home. There's experienced staff on-site, including registered nurses, certified nursing assistants, licensed nutritionists, activity directors, and a full-time dementia care specialist, so different needs get met day or night with medical care available for both short-term rehab and long-term stays, covering everything from stroke recovery, orthopedic and cardiac rehab, and even wound care or diabetes management, plus respite and hospice care options are there for those who need a break or extra support at end of life. Residents have access to physician services and specialists like podiatrists, ophthalmologists, and dentists right on site, and there's help with memory care provided by dementia-certified staff, which brings peace of mind to folks with memory problems and their families. No one smokes inside, and the place is wheelchair accessible, making it easier to get around and feel comfortable. The dining program offers fine meals, and activities are always happening-whether it's recreation or spiritual gatherings, so there's usually something going on, and transportation is complimentary if trips or appointments are needed out in the community. CareOne at The Highlands manages everything from therapy seven days a week to long-term acute hospital-level care, all focused on dignity and quality of life, so people get support that's tailored to their situation, whether it's independent living or more medically complex help, and folks can count on having their comfort, well-being, and recovery or daily living needs addressed in an environment that feels welcoming and calm.