Overview of Nason Center of Breckenridge Village Seventy-two beds, three stories, and four distinct care types under one name: Nason Center of Breckenridge Village covers nursing home, skilled nursing, independent living, and assisted living with memory care, all in Willoughby, Ohio’s Deer Creek neighborhood. Private rooms make up the core housing, with dedicated memory care studios set aside for residents dealing with early memory loss. A Walk Score of 36 puts the surroundings in somewhat walkable range, though most errands still mean a car ride.
Clinical care here runs deeper than a typical nursing home. Short-term rehabilitation and respite care sit alongside home health, hospice, and palliative medicine, all backed by 24-hour staffing. Nursing hours break down by role: registered nurses, licensed nurses, and nurse aides each contribute, with nurse aides logging the most direct time, roughly two and a half hours per resident every day. That figure tends to matter most to families, since it reflects the staff residents actually interact with.
Outside of clinical care, residents have access to a fitness center, a library, and outdoor spaces, with emergency call systems built into daily life for added safety. Events, live entertainment, and movie nights fill out the activities calendar, and the community welcomes pets.
Occupancy sits at 92.5%, a number that points to steady demand. Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay are all accepted, covering a wide range of financial situations. Kara Hanzie owns the property.
Between the range of care types, the depth of clinical services extending into hospice and palliative care, and strong occupancy, Nason Center of Breckenridge Village reads as a full-spectrum campus built for residents and families planning for care needs that may change significantly over time.
