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We are so excited to announce that we have new visitation guidance.

Visits with your loved ones are no longer required to be scheduled. There is no number limit of visitors. There is no time limit spent with your loved ones. Visitation should be conducted in a manner that adheres to the core principles of Covid-19 infection prevention and does not increase risk to other residents.
Please note that visitors who are unable to adhere to the core principles of Covid-19 infection prevention will not be permitted to visit and will be asked to leave.
  1. Family, friends, and visitors are encouraged to vaccinate for Covid-19 for the safety and well being of our population at Cloverdale Rehabilitation and Nursing Center.
  2. We have the capability to test you for Covid -19 if you so desire. Please ask the screener if interested.
  3. Upon entering the facility, you will be required to don a mask and sanitize your hands. Please keep your mask on during your entire
visit as this is a crucial part of adhering to the core principles of Covid-19 infection prevention.
  1.  Upon entering the facility, each individual must take their temperature and complete a screening form. Answer all questions in its entirety. Name and date must be legible. This must be completed each day whether you visit twice per week or twice per day. No exceptions!
  2. Indoor visitor movement will be limited. Visitors will not be allowed to walk around different halls/areas of the facility; rather they should go directly to the residents’ room, dining room, or activity room for visiting.
  3. Please remember to keep your distance from other residents and staff members and wear your mask at all times.
  4. Please respect your loved ones wishes regarding physical touch.
 
For more information or questions, you may call the facility at 256.259.1505 and reach Samantha Gamble or Jana Moore.
Sincerely,
 
Samantha Gamble
Administrator



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Cloverdale Rehabilitation and Nursing Center's  Mission: Providing Quality Care and Services With A Personal Touch  ​

Our facility is committed to providing quality care and services to our residents.
We will:

  • Treat all residents with dignity, respect and courtesy in a manner that respects each resident’s background, culture, religion, and heritage.
  • Provide medical care, treatments, and services within our capability to our residents without regard to race, color, creed, national origin, age, gender, or financial status.
  • Listen to and do our best to understand the needs of our residents, families and visitors and act promptly to resolve grievances or complaints.
  • Encourage residents to participate in decisions regarding their medical care and treatments, and in the development of their plan of care.
  • Ensure that clinical duties are performed in accordance with current acceptable professional standards of practice.
  • Ensure that staff attend and participate in training programs that address resident care issues in an environment that supports teamwork and quality of care.
  • Conduct appropriate background checks and verify credentials, licenses, certifications, etc., as well as qualifications of health care professionals providing care or services to residents of our facility.
  • Provide residents with an opportunity to choose medical care, services, pharmacies, equipment, etc., from available sources within our community or service area.
  • Transfer residents in accordance with established policy that provides for continuing care based upon the resident’s assessed needs at the time of the transfer.
  • Adhere to the Resident’s Bill of Rights as set forth in the Medicare and Medicaid Conditions of Participation where applicable as well as other applicable laws or regulations governing resident rights.