Hallworth House is a nursing care facility in Providence, Rhode Island, specializing in both short-term rehabilitation and long-term residential care. Established as a Medicare and Medicaid-certified provider since July 17, 1968, the facility accommodates up to 56 residents. Hallworth House offers a range of healthcare services, aiming to support individuals recovering from surgery or illness as well as those requiring continual care.
The facility provides a variety of care services including respite care, wound care, cardiac care, and stroke care, tailored to meet the needs of diverse patient profiles. Residents have access to an array of therapy programs such as physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy, designed to enhance recovery outcomes and daily functioning. Pain management services are also available, along with holistic support in the form of memory care for residents with cognitive impairments. Hallworth House employs a team of skilled nurses and participates in Medicare, ensuring standardized care provisions.
In addition to direct medical support, Hallworth House offers resident and family counseling to provide emotional and logistical support to both patients and their loved ones. Despite these offerings, resident and family reviews express concerns about the consistency and quality of care. Issues reported include inadequate staffing and cleanliness on certain floors, delayed medication administration, and problems with communication involving medical staff. Discharge processes have been described as poorly organized, with challenges in medication management and post-discharge follow-up. This feedback underscores the importance of potential residents and their families carefully considering the reported challenges and seeking clarity on how the facility addresses these issues.
Costs at this community start at $8,593 and range up to $9,158. The average price in the community is $8,876, which is more than the average price in the area of $6,822. 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.
