A Skilled Nursing Center Providing the Highest Level of CareA Skilled Nursing Center Providing the Highest Level of Care
Welcome to Washington Square Health Care, a Medicare- and Medicaid-certified facility and the only VA-approved skilled nursing center in Trumbull county. Whether you need short-term rehabilitation or respite, or long-term skilled nursing care, our team of professionals is ready to provide customized care in a comfortable, home-like setting in Warren, Ohio.
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24-hour skilled nursing care plus a team of physicians, social workers and nutritionists.
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🎶🏠 Everyone knows that the best music started in someone's garage or basement...
The Basement Band Duo stopped by and filled the room with live music, familiar tunes, and plenty of good vibes. Our residents enjoyed sitting back, listening, and sharing an afternoon of music together. 🎹🎵
A big thank you to the Basement Band Duo for making our day more groovy! ❤️👏
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🎰✨ Feeling lucky? It’s CASINO TIME!
Our residents hit the casino for a day filled with bright lights, spinning reels, and plenty of excitement! 🎲💰
Whether the machines were paying out or just keeping us guessing, getting out and enjoying the action together was the real jackpot. 😄
Good company + a little casino fun = a winning day out! 🏆
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Sometimes the first signs of memory changes are small. A missed appointment. A repeated question. Trouble finding a familiar word.
The earlier you know something may be changing, the more you can do. Talking with a doctor can help you understand what’s happening, learn about possible causes, and make plans together. It can also connect your family with information and support.
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September is World Alzheimer’s Month. 💜
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