Page 19 of Best Nursing Homes in Iowa

Overview of Ivy at Davenport

Ivy at Davenport is a nursing home in Davenport, IA offering skilled nursing, hospice care, and respite care. Skilled nursing provides licensed nursing care on site around the clock, hospice care supports residents receiving end of life care, and respite care provides a short stay when a usual caregiver needs time away for travel or recovery. The community has 75 beds, giving families its stated capacity when considering placement.

Total nurse staffing is 3h 27m per resident per day. That represents the daily hands on nursing time allocated to each resident. The combination of skilled nursing, hospice, and respite services may suit a resident who needs ongoing nursing oversight or a family arranging temporary care.

Medicaid, Medicare, and private pay are accepted. Medicaid may help when a resident’s savings do not cover a long stay, while Medicare applies to short term skilled care after a hospital stay rather than long term residence; private pay means paying directly. A therapy gym supports rehabilitation services, dementia support and care address residents living with dementia, and restaurant style chef prepared meals are tailored to individual health needs and preferences. The community also has a salon, chapel, outdoor spaces, and family gathering areas; the chapel provides a setting for religious services, while family gathering areas give residents and visitors a designated place to spend time together. Tymia Threatt serves as the administrator.

Overview of Prestige Care Center of Fairfield

Prestige Care Center of Fairfield in Fairfield, Iowa, supplies long-term nursing care, skilled nursing support, memory care, hospice care, palliative care, and respite stays. Memory care programs utilize secured environments and continuous supervision for individuals prone to wandering. Hospice and palliative care focus on serious illness symptom management and end-of-life support, while respite services provide temporary care during caregiver absences.

Administrator Talisa Jacobs manages the 73-bed residence, where nursing logs reflect an average of 3 hours and 30 minutes of direct daily care per resident. An 87 walk score indicates a highly walkable surrounding neighborhood, allowing residents to complete daily errands on foot.

Families exploring local clinical care, memory support, or short-term respite relief can reach the Prestige Care Center of Fairfield to review room availability, evaluate payment plans, or schedule a campus visit. Financial options accepted include Medicare for short-term care, Medicaid for extended stays, and private pay.

Overview of Azria Health Park Place

Azria Health Park Place is a nursing home in Des Moines, Iowa’s Union Park neighborhood, providing skilled nursing and respite care. Respite care offers short term stays for a family caregiver who needs coverage while traveling or recovering. Skilled nursing provides licensed nursing care around the clock, while post acute rehabilitation supports recovery after a hospital stay and long term care serves residents who need ongoing nursing support.

Medicaid, Medicare, and private pay are accepted. Medicaid can support a family planning for a long stay, Medicare covers short term skilled care after a hospital stay rather than long term residence, and private pay allows direct payment. The home has 70 beds, with total nurse staffing of 3 hours and 26 minutes per resident each day, representing the daily nursing time assigned to each resident. Dirk Timm is the administrator, and a doctor is on staff. Rehabilitation services support recovery as part of the community’s post acute care, and residents can also use beauty salon and spa services within the community. This may suit people who need ongoing nursing support, short term respite, or rehabilitation after a hospital stay.

In Waukon, IA, Northgate Care Center works under a license naming assisted living, nursing home care, hospice care and skilled nursing. Help with daily tasks is the assisted living side, while the nursing sides carry the ongoing clinical work. Hospice is the comfort level, for end-of-life needs, and it is where nothing further is being planned. Four levels here answer needs that shift over time.

Fifty beds keep the community small, which means the same people recur rather than rotate. Nursing assigned across a resident’s care is 4h 2m daily. Medicare, Medicaid and private pay all work here, whether a family uses public coverage or pays directly.

Outpatient therapy is a named program, so therapy can happen without an inpatient rehabilitation stay. A private family gathering space gives visits a room of their own.

The area rates 68 for walking, inside the somewhat walkable range. A few errands are manageable on foot, which leaves some local trips within reach after driving stops.

Overview of Stone Cottage Care Center

Stone Cottage Care Center is based in Sigourney, IA, with hospice care, assisted living, skilled nursing, respite care, and nursing home care under the license. Assisted living is the step below, covering dressing, bathing, and managing medications. Skilled nursing is the licensed cover on site, and both levels share the same night.

End-of-life care is what hospice covers here. Respite care answers a usual caregiver’s need for temporary relief.

Rehabilitation services and short-term rehabilitation both appear, so recovery work can happen during a stay meant to end. With 41 beds, the building is small enough that knowing everybody is the default. Changing needs over time fit here, and so does a family after something short.

Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay are accepted. A resident’s day draws 3 hours and 50 minutes of nursing. A Walk Score of 45 lands in the car-dependent band despite falling near the middle of the scale, and getting to most errands takes a driver.

Overview of Harvest Acres Nursing & Rehab

Harvest Acres Nursing & Rehab is a 35-bed nursing home in Keota, Iowa, offering skilled nursing, memory care, hospice care, and respite care. The community can accommodate those living with memory-related conditions, as well as short-term stays, through hospice and respite care. Residents also have access to nursing services with licensed nurses on-site.

Additionally, short-term rehabilitation is available for residents who need temporary recovery support and therapy. Occupancy is at 82%, with an average length of stay of 442 days. Total nurse staffing is 3 hours and 25 minutes per resident each day, reflecting the daily nursing time assigned per resident.

Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay are also accepted, giving families public program and self-pay payment routes. Meanwhile, a Walk Score of 32 out of 100 places the area in a car-dependent setting, so residents who do not drive will generally need a car or transportation services for most errands.

Overview of Sunny Hill Care Center

Sunny Hill Care Center operates a 57-bed nursing facility in Tama, Iowa, offering skilled nursing, respite stays, hospice support, rehabilitation therapy, and outpatient care. Inpatient rehabilitation targets functional recovery after illness or injury, while outpatient programs deliver therapy services to individuals residing in the broader community. Short-term respite stays accommodate family caregivers needing temporary relief.

Facility operations run under administrator Megan Thiessen. Staffing records indicate an average of 3 hours and 52 minutes of daily nurse coverage per resident. Accepted payment sources include Medicare for qualified post-hospital rehabilitation, Medicaid for extended stays, and direct private payment.

Interested representatives can contact Sunny Hill Care Center to confirm room availability, tour the grounds, or evaluate insurance coverage and private payment options.

Overview of Tabor Manor Care Center

In Tabor, IA, Tabor Manor Care Center is set up for nursing home care, hospice care, respite care and skilled nursing. Stays under those four headings run to very different lengths, and the licensed nursing clock is what does not change across them. Hospice care here is aimed at the person rather than the illness, and respite care covers the weeks a family caregiver spends away or getting better.

At 46 beds, the population is small enough that recognition is ordinary rather than remarkable, which is the appeal for a resident who would rather not be a stranger. Rehabilitation services are available to anyone whose stay includes recovery work.

Most stays start on one payer and finish on another. Medicare picks up the weeks of skilled care that a hospital discharge sets off. Medicaid enters once a long stay has outlasted a family’s savings, and private pay runs the whole length if it has to.

Nursing reaches each resident for 3 hours and 52 minutes daily. Mitchell Worcester is the administrator.

Silver Oak Nursing and Rehabilitation runs four care types in one 91-bed building in Marion: nursing home care, skilled nursing, hospice care, and respite. Two of those assume the stay ends.

Dementia Support & Care is a named program, not a separate wing. The help attaches to the resident, which is important for someone who needs dementia care and nursing at the same time.

Hospice is symptom work; pain and breathing get managed for their own sake and not as steps to recovery. Respite covers the weeks when the caregiver cannot.

Nursing time draws up to 4 hours and 19 minutes for each resident daily, on average. Rehabilitation Services handle therapy on site.

Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay are all accepted payment methods for interested families. A stay that starts as a few covered weeks can sometimes turn into years, and the payer can change without forcing the resident to move. Alison de Jong serves as administrator.

Overview of Good Samaritan Society – Red Oak

Good Samaritan Society, Red Oak offers skilled nursing and long-term nursing home care in Red Oak, Iowa. In-house rehabilitation therapy supports functional recovery and physical maintenance, allowing residents to complete therapy sessions on site without external travel.

Administrator Mike Early leads the 53-bed community, which maintains a smaller footprint that fosters closer interaction between residents and staff. Recorded metrics show an average of 4 hours and 16 minutes of direct daily nursing time counted per resident. Accepted financial methods include Medicare for post-hospital rehabilitation, Medicaid for qualifying long-term stays, and private payment.

Individuals considering long-term nursing support or post-acute rehabilitation can connect with Good Samaritan Society, Red Oak, to inquire about bed availability, discuss coverage details, or schedule a tour.