Overview of Rosewood Nursing Center Rosewood Nursing Center, Inc. is an 80-bed nursing home in Macon, Georgia, featuring 32 private rooms with views of the Albany Skyline or natural surroundings. The facility’s location scores 73 on the Walk Score index; a “very walkable” rating placing it in the top 59 facilities statewide, meaning most errands are accomplishable on foot with many essentials within walking distance. Macon’s moderate walkability benefits residents, families, and staff with accessible neighborhood services.
A significant discrepancy exists in the facility’s insurance status. The community profile states it accepts Medicare and Medicaid; the FAQ explicitly states it is not CMS-certified. CMS certification is a legal prerequisite for Medicare and Medicaid payment. This contradiction requires clarification directly with the facility before enrollment decisions.
Clinical and support services span 24-hour staffing, rehabilitation with dedicated short-term capacity, respite care, memory care programming, home care services, telemedicine, medical oversight, and therapies. Residential amenities include fully furnished private rooms (40% of the bed census), transportation, dining, housekeeping, and pet-friendly policies. Safety features include wheelchair access, grab bars, and emergency response systems.
Pet therapy and music therapy sessions offer therapeutic activity modalities. Social programming includes board games, entertainment, and structured activity calendars. Fitness and exercise programming encourage resident health participation. Dining is characterized as appealing and well-prepared; a material quality indicator, as meal quality directly affects resident nutrition, satisfaction, and social engagement.
Staff receive training on caregiving and service delivery; specific staffing ratios or nurse-hour data are not disclosed in the available information. The prevalence of private rooms (40 of 80 beds) reflects a residential rather than institutional design approach.
Rosewood Nursing Center serves individuals needing skilled nursing, short-term post-acute rehabilitation, and specialized dementia care.