Clarksburg Healthcare Center

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; and hospice and palliative support. A specialty track adds wound care with dedicated physicians, cardiac recovery, pulmonary management, neurorehabilitation, and care for medically complex or post-surgical needs. The pages do not list respite (short-break) stays or describe a locked dementia unit, so ask directly if you need either.

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 3 out of 5 stars overall, an average score. Health inspections rate 3 stars and staffing rates 3 stars. Quality measures rate 4 stars — short-stay rehabilitation quality is a strong 5 stars and long-stay quality is 4 stars. These ratings come from official government health inspections and required reporting; they are a regulatory measure, not family reviews.

The last inspection cycle found 11 deficiencies and one fine of about $10,000, so ask what was cited and what the home changed afterward. Staffing and inspection scores are middle-of-the-road at 3 stars, so ask how many nurses and aides are on each shift. The short-stay rehabilitation quality score is a strength at 5 stars.

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 304-624-6500 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 304-624-6500. The same line handles admissions questions, and the admissions team can walk a family through the paperwork and payment questions.