Parkview Northwest Healthcare Center

It is a smaller home, certified for 73 beds, with about 50 residents on a typical day. A smaller building can feel more personal, and some beds are usually open, but ask whether one is ready in the level of care you need.

The facility's own program list covers physical, occupational, and speech therapy; hospice and palliative support and short respite stays; and cardiac recovery. It also runs some less common programs, including substance abuse treatment, a men's behavioral health focus, neurorehabilitation, and post-surgical care. The site does not list a dementia or memory care line for this building, so if memory care matters, ask the staff directly.

The facility's programs-and-services page does not list a dementia or memory care line for this building, unlike some of its sister homes. If your family member needs memory care or a secured setting, ask the admissions team what they can provide and whether another location would be a better fit.

It is part of the CommuniCare family of companies, a network of about 121 homes across six states. In federal records it is listed as a for-profit corporation, and the building's legal operator is Near Knoll Leasing Co. II, LLC. Note that official records call it Parkview Northwest Healthcare Center while the website uses Parkview Healthcare Center; it is the same building at the same address.

Federal regulators give it 4 out of 5 stars overall, which is above average. Quality measures are 5 stars, and health inspections and staffing are each 3 stars, with just one deficiency in the latest inspection. Records also show two fines from past cycles totaling about 45,500 dollars. Star ratings come from official government health inspections and reporting — they are a regulatory measure, not family reviews.

The ratings here are stronger than many homes, but ask what led to the two past fines and what changed since. Nurse turnover is comparatively low, which is a good sign, so ask how long staff tend to stay and how many nurses and aides work each shift. Records show both a resident and a family council, so ask when they meet. Always confirm services, availability, and coverage directly with the facility before making a decision.

The facility's admissions page says it takes admissions around the clock, is government-certified for both major public health-coverage programs, holds contracts with most managed care and commercial insurers, and accepts private pay. An admissions coordinator can walk you through the forms, so bring your insurance cards and confirm your specific plan.

The facility is at 3875 East Galbraith Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45236, and the phone number in federal records and on its page is 513-793-5222. The same number reaches the admissions team. The site does not publish set visiting hours, so call ahead to confirm current visiting rules before you go.