Hillebrand Nursing and Rehabilitation Center is on Bridgetown Road in Cincinnati’s west side, in a neighborhood that lands at a Walk Score of 69, moderately walkable for a skilled nursing setting. The single-story building handles both short-stay rehabilitation and longer-term nursing care. An average length of stay of 90 days reflects a post-acute population that is largely passing through on the way back home.
The therapy lineup is substantive. Physical, occupational, and speech-language therapy are all on-site, and outpatient therapy is available for residents making the transition back to independent living. Beyond rehab, Hillebrand runs long-term care, hospice, and a dedicated on-site dialysis service, which is not the norm and matters for anyone who needs ongoing dialysis treatment without adding outside transport. A doctor is on staff, and a 24/7 pharmacy is accessible within the building.
Nursing coverage runs 3 hours and 7 minutes per resident per day in total, with RNs contributing 28 minutes of that. The facility accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay. Dining is restaurant-style with select menus alongside home-cooked options, and the building includes private bathrooms, a salon, whirlpool spas, a library, and transportation.
State inspections have tended to focus on medication management, infection control, care planning, and fall prevention. For families navigating post-hospital placement, Hillebrand offers a compact, well-resourced skilled nursing setting with specialty services that extend well past basic rehab.
