Lindside Healthcare Center

It is a small home with 60 certified beds. On a typical day about 56 people live there, so it runs close to full. If a bed is not open when you call, ask to be put on a wait list and how long the wait usually runs.

The facility's own pages list short-term rehabilitation after a hospital stay, with physical, occupational, and speech therapy; long-term care with Alzheimer's and dementia care; respite stays that give a family caregiver a short break; and hospice and palliative support. A specialty track adds cardiac recovery, pulmonary management, and care for medically complex or post-surgical needs. The pages do not describe a locked or secured dementia unit, so ask directly if you need one.

No. Lindside Healthcare Center sits on Seneca Trail South, a road name it shares with a separate CommuniCare home called Seneca Trail Healthcare Center in Lewisburg, West Virginia. They are two different buildings, so double-check the address and phone number when you call. This home is in Lindside, in Monroe County, reachable at 304-753-4332.

It is part of the CommuniCare family of companies, a family-owned network of about 121 homes across six states. In federal records it is listed as a for-profit limited liability company, and the building's own pages brand it as CommuniCare.

It earns 4 out of 5 stars overall. Quality measures rate a strong 5 stars, with both short-stay and long-stay quality at 5, and staffing rates 4 stars. Health inspections rate 3 stars, and the last cycle listed 12 deficiencies and no fines. These ratings come from official government health inspections and required reporting; they are a regulatory measure, not family reviews.

Health inspections are the softer score at 3 stars, and the last cycle listed 12 deficiencies, so ask what was cited and what the home changed afterward. Overall nurse and aide turnover runs somewhat high, so ask how many staff work each shift and how long the team has been in place. Quality and staffing scores are strengths at 5 and 4 stars, with no fines on record.

The admissions page lists round-the-clock admissions, certification for both major government coverage programs, and private-pay options, and says most major managed-care plans are accepted. The page notes that plans change often and asks families to call 304-753-4332 to confirm a specific plan before admission. It does not list a veterans (VA) contract, so veterans should ask directly.

Call the home directly at 304-753-4332. The same line handles admissions questions, and the admissions team can walk a family through the paperwork and payment questions.