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Kenosha Brookside Care Center in Kenosha, WI, has a combination of skilled nursing in a nursing home and assisted living. Licensed nursing is available every hour of the day here, as skilled nursing is one of the three. Assisted living includes support with dressing, bathing, and taking medications.
Short-term rehabilitation is for recovery that has a defined conclusion. Long-term care is intended for individuals who require assistance without a specified end date.
Out of the 154 beds, 91.9 percent were filled at the time the count was made, indicating that the majority had occupants. The daily time spent by nursing staff per resident totals 4 hours and 25 minutes.
The center accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay. The determination of who pays is based on a family’s qualifications and its available resources. Kenosha County operates the center, with Lynda Bogdala as administrator.
Most errands require a vehicle instead of walking since the Walk Score of 32 indicates it is car-dependent. The fit is a resident requiring rehabilitation for some time before deciding on long-term care. It is also appropriate for someone requiring long-term skilled nursing, assisted living, or nursing home services.










