Forest Hills Healthcare Center.

It is a larger skilled nursing home certified for 138 beds, caring for about 120 residents on a typical day, so it usually runs fairly full. It offers both short-term rehab after a hospital stay and long-term nursing care.

The home's own pages list physical, occupational, and speech therapy; cardiac recovery care; hospice and palliative support; and short respite stays. Staff also describe medical, post-surgical, and neurological rehab care. Confirm any specific service directly with the facility before you decide.

Its service list does not name a dementia or memory care program, so we are not listing one. If memory care matters for your loved one, ask the home directly what it can and cannot provide, and whether it has a secured area.

Our photos of the building show a rehabilitation gym with exercise equipment, an accessible roll-in shower, private resident rooms, a private dining room, a movie room, and a 1950s-style snack bar with a jukebox. Ask to see these spaces on a tour.

Federal regulators give it 3 out of 5 stars overall, an average score. Quality measures are rated 5 stars, while health inspections and staffing are each rated lower. Star ratings come from official government health inspections and reporting - they are a regulatory measure, not family reviews.

Health inspections are rated 2 stars, with 9 deficiencies and one fine of about 16,800 dollars, and three administrators have left recently. Overall nursing turnover is about 53 percent. Ask what the inspectors cited, how each problem was fixed, and how many nurses and aides work each shift. Always confirm services, availability, and coverage directly with the facility before making a decision.

You can reach the home at 513-578-6200, the number listed on its pages. Its admissions team says it takes admissions 24/7, is government-certified, holds contracts with most managed-care and commercial plans, and accepts private pay. Ask how your own coverage or plan would apply.