The Reserve at Spring Hill is a private 30-bed nursing and rehab center run by administrator Julie Bellar and Hoosier Care, Inc. Opened in 2018 as part of the HutsonWood brand, the building is set up for short-term recovery and accepts only Medicare and private-pay residents. The client mix is 62% private-pay and 38% Medicare, with residents staying an average of 34 days. You’ll find it about 12 miles outside the city center in an area with a Walk Score of 4, meaning it requires a car. The facility has grown its occupancy to 74.8% and brought in $633 thousand in net income for 2024 on $9.2 million in revenue.
Government health logs show excellent staffing numbers, including a 5.73 staff-to-resident ratio that ranks first in Tennessee. Total daily nursing care adds up to about five hours per resident, led by strong LPN coverage at 2 hours and 1 minute and nurse aides at 2 hours and 46 minutes, which helps cover for a slight dip in daily RN hours. Clinical records show great outcomes: permanent residents have zero documented depression and very low rates of pressure ulcers or functional decline.
On the short-term rehab side, the facility records zero major injuries from falls and a 69.2% successful community discharge rate, easily beating the state average. The property also has a clean regulatory record with zero federal fines or penalties over the last three years.
Families checking out local short-term rehab spots can look over these public records to gauge how the building operates day-to-day. Since the state data highlights the highest staffing ratios in Tennessee, zero recent fines, and great physical recovery numbers, the paperwork points to a very stable, well-supported setup.
