Kindred Transitional Care And Rehab-Country Estates

Overview

Situated in Agawam, Massachusetts, Kindred Transitional Care And Rehab-Country Estates offers senior housing in a comforting facility with 176 total units. The neighborhood encompassing this community has a medium-density population, including about 16,769 residents in the zip code of 01001. It is a primarily average income area, with an average per-family income of $56,663. This community is conveniently located, with retail shopping, health care facilities, and churches all within close proximity. There are many hospitals within close proximity. There are 3 drugstores within 1 mile of the facility. Additionally, there are 23 churches within 4 miles, including Baps Northeast LLC, First Baptist Church-Agawam, Bethany Assembly of God, and Agawam Methodist Church.

Kindred Transitional Care And Rehab-Country Estates can provide several types of care, including assisted living and nursing home care. They can provide care for people who need help with daily activities but who desire to preserve some degree of independence. They can also accommodate people who can not live by themselves and who need a high degree of support and medical attention.

This community has many amenities and services available to their clients. For example, they provide a selection of social activities including religious and spiritual activities, general social interactions, and arts and crafts projects. Additionally, they feature several dining selections like vegan and vegetarian options, low salt options, and Kosher options. They also feature lots of room features that include in-room cable TV, housekeeping, and safety and handicap fixtures.

Kindred Transitional Care And Rehab-Country Estates has been licensed by both Medicare and Medicaid for 22 years. They obtained a score of 1/5 stars in the most recent data published by Medicare. This rating was based on a collective criterion of staffing ratings, all-around quality, and safety audits. Within the latest period they had the following: 4 total penalties applied, 4 fines applied totaling $60,675, 0 payment denials, 2 complaints made, and 8 deficiencies reported.