Kenwood Terrace Healthcare Center

Its location page lists short-term rehabilitation with physical, occupational, and speech therapy, long-term care, hospice and palliative care support, and respite stays. The specialty list adds cardiac management, medically complex care, medical and post-surgical care, substance abuse treatment, and neurorehabilitation. Ask the staff which program fits your situation.

It is certified for 132 beds, and about 100 residents live there on a typical day, so it usually has some open beds. A home this size is big enough to run daily activities and a full therapy schedule, but it can feel busier than a small home. Visit and see how it feels to you.

Federal records list it as Kenwood Terrace Healthcare Center, run as a for-profit corporation, with Buckeye Op Co LLC as the direct owner and Keller Mgt Co., LLC in a management role. It is part of the CommuniCare network, which operates 121 nursing facilities across six states, including about ten other homes around Cincinnati. The operator's website calls it Kenwood Healthcare Center.

Federal regulators rate this home 2 out of 5 stars overall. Quality measures score 5 out of 5 for long-stay residents and 3 for short stays, health inspections score 2 stars, and staffing scores 1 star. Star ratings come from official government health inspections and reporting — they are a regulatory measure, not family reviews.

Staffing is this home's weakest score: 1 out of 5 stars. Residents get about 3.3 hours of nursing staff time per day on average, with about 29 minutes of that from registered nurses, and about 55% of nursing staff left over the past year. Ask how nights and weekends are covered and what the home is doing to keep nurses.

The admissions page says admissions are accepted 24/7, and a team member can meet you at the hospital or at home before the move. The home lists contracts with most managed care and commercial insurance plans plus private-pay options. Bring copies of all insurance cards on admission day. Call 513-793-2255 to start. Always confirm services, availability, and coverage directly with the facility before making a decision.

The home's own service list does not include a dementia or memory-care program, so we have not listed one. If memory care matters for your family, ask the staff directly what support they provide for residents with dementia, or look at other homes in the area that list it.