Jennie B. Richmond Chaffee Nursing Home Company, located on the Bertrand Chaffee Hospital campus, has been providing quality care to residents of Springville and nearby communities since October 1974. This private, not-for-profit skilled nursing facility offers short-term rehabilitation after surgery and illness, as well as long-term care for those in need. With a 4-star quality rating on Medicare.gov, the facility was built in memory of Jennie B. Richmond Chaffee, wife of the hospital's founder.
Affiliated with Bertrand Chaffee Hospital, Jennie B. Richmond Nursing Home offers 24-hour care provided by a skilled nursing staff that includes Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses, and Certified Nursing Assistants. The facility also provides physical and occupational therapy, as well as social work services for patients and their families.
With 80 beds, mostly in double occupancy rooms, the goal of the facility is to ensure that each resident maintains their maximum achievable independence, health, quality of life, and dignity. The staff at Jennie B. Richmond Chaffee Nursing Home take pride in their caring and professionalism, striving to provide a safe and supportive environment for all residents.
During times of emergency, such as a county, statewide, or national pandemic, Jennie B. Richmond Nursing Home has a Pandemic Emergency Plan in place to keep residents, employees, and families safe. The plan addresses various aspects of care, including family communication, infection control, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), and resident admissions.
The Rehabilitation Services Program at Jennie B. Richmond Chaffee Nursing Home aims to bridge the gap between hospital and home, helping patients achieve a quick and safe recovery to independent community living or an alternate level of care. With a team of nurses, physicians, therapists, dietitians, social workers, and activities professionals, the facility provides comprehensive treatment modalities to assist patients in reaching their full potential and prevent further physical disabilities.