Residents playing cards in the parlor by the gold drapes

Our story

How we got here

The people, the place and the promise behind every day of care.

Our story

Forty-six years on Broadway

A nurse in blue scrubs taking a blood-pressure reading
A resident reading sheet music in his armchair by the window
A therapist crouching beside a patient during floor exercises
A patient working with a weighted ball in the gym
A patient stretching on a mat with his therapist's help
Chapter 01

1979 · On North Broadway

Crawford Hills opens with sixty beds and an activity room that's been busy ever since.

Chapter 02

1995 · The rehab wing

We add a therapy gym and short-stay rooms so Crawford County patients can recover close to home.

Chapter 03

2014 · A hometown administrator

Nate Brunetti takes over and moves therapy to seven days a week.

Chapter 04

2019 · Music comes in

A board-certified music therapist joins the team, and Tuesday music hour is born.

Chapter 05

Today · Ninety beds, a full calendar

Thirty short-stay beds, sixty long-term residents and something to look forward to every day.

  • 90beds, 30 for short-stay rehab
  • 1979serving Crawford County
  • 7 daysof therapy every week
  • 31activities on this month's calendar

Ratings & recognition · sample

  • Community Choice · Best Nursing Home
  • Regional Business Journal · Top Workplaces
  • Area Agency on Aging · Community Partner
  • County Chamber · Business of the Year
  • Long-Term Care Association · Quality Award
  • Hometown Newspaper · Readers' Favorite
  • Regional Hospital Network · Preferred Post-Acute Partner
  • University Volunteer Center · Community Partner

Come on a Tuesday. Stay for the music.

Tour any day, but Tuesday afternoon is music hour. Call or text Nate and he'll save you a seat.