Clearwater Health and Rehabilitation of Cascadia

Clearwater Health and Rehabilitation of Cascadia sits at 1204 Shriver Rd in Orofino, ID 83544, and you'll find that the staff take care to put together treatment plans that fit each person's needs, whether someone's staying short-term to recover or for the long-term with more help needed every day, and the facility runs with 24-hour skilled nursing care along with patient-centered rehabilitation programs. The place has 60 certified beds and usually about 39 residents each day, with rooms that can be private or semi-private, which gives people some choices about their space. There's a range of services here, including nursing care, short-term rehabilitation, transitional care, medication management, specialized help for those with dementia or Alzheimer's, and palliative or hospice care when needed, plus residents have support from social and recreational activities to help keep up community life and stay engaged. Clearwater's team includes nurses and therapists trained to provide physical, occupational, and speech therapies, and they focus a lot on helping each person work toward their own health goals. The facility's pretty close to the hospital, making it easier to get to in emergencies or after surgeries or illnesses. People can come in for tours to meet the staff and see how the place feels before making a decision. There's management from Cascadia Healthcare, and since January 2017, Warren Bodily has held managerial control, with direct ownership from Cascadia Idaho Operations LLC and indirect stakes held by Cascadia Healthcare LLC, Warren Bodily, Owen Hammond, Nathan Hosac, and Matthew Smith. The building has to follow federal rules about infection prevention and resident care, and while the staff work hard for patient safety, recent inspections, like one on April 17, 2025, reported 17 deficiency citations, with some about infection control, resident assessment, care planning, and a few involving nutrition and protection of residents' property, so some areas have room for improvement. Nurse turnover stands at 36.4%, with nursing care hours averaging 3.29 per resident per day, which can affect consistency of care at times. Clearwater's a for-profit limited liability company, and while they serve mainly in English, some staff may speak other languages. They're not currently taking new patients but can let folks know when a spot opens up. The environment aims to be supportive and welcoming, with comfort-focused amenities and a code of conduct to protect residents' privacy and rights. The staff try to help each person live as well as possible day to day, adapting care plans as situations change.