Arthur Home in Arthur, Illinois, is a care facility specializing in nursing homes and offering additional assisted living services. The facility is designed to support various healthcare needs with a range of medical and therapeutic services. Arthur Home provides care for 47 current occupants and has been a Medicare participant since June 1, 2002. It is certified by both Medicare and Medicaid, ensuring adherence to federal health and safety standards. The facility offers a combination of occupational, physical, and speech therapy to support residents' rehabilitation needs. A dedicated team of nurses provides ongoing medical support, including specialized stroke and wound care. The facility also caters to residents' social and physical well-being through various clubs and communities, and amenities such as a barber and beauty salon.
Despite the range of services offered, resident and family reviews indicate a mix of experiences regarding the quality of care at Arthur Home. Positive feedback highlights some staff members as being excellent and caring, suggesting pockets of reliable care. However, other reviews raise concerns about certain staff members lacking compassion and dedication, leading to issues in care quality. Instances of resident injuries, infections, and open wounds have been reported, indicating possible lapses in healthcare standards. Administrative inefficiencies have also been noted, with families reporting difficulties in communication, unresolved paperwork for transfers, and challenges related to Medicaid plans. These factors contribute to stress and dissatisfaction, highlighting areas for improvement in both the clinical and operational aspects of care at the facility. Resident and family counseling is offered as part of the facility's services, aiming to address and mitigate these concerns.
Costs at this community start at $1,890 and range up to $5,551. The average price in the community is $3,720, which is less than the average price in the area of $3,830. The cost of nursing homes in this area is essentially the same as the cost throughout the state. If the resident needs other services, additional services may increase the monthly cost.
