Hudson Memorial Nursing Home

Hudson Memorial Nursing Home has been dedicated to providing high-quality skilled nursing care since 1960. Founded by Union County citizens Judge Frank Hudson and Louis Hurley, our facility was established to serve senior citizens with compassion and dignity. Over six decades, we have expanded from a 60-bed facility to a trusted provider serving over 1,700 residents, offering both short-term rehabilitation and long-term care. Our mission centers on creating a home-like environment where residents receive personalized medical attention, social engagement opportunities, and spiritual support. With 140 employees maintaining professional standards, we prioritize respect, community collaboration, and family involvement in resident care.

Our amenities include WiFi-enabled rooms, buffet-style dining accommodating dietary needs, and recreational activities fostering social connections. Recognizing that caring builds community, we maintain partnerships with the Rosedale Mennonite Board while adapting to modern healthcare demands. Our rehabilitation services feature customized treatment plans administered by experienced therapists to restore mobility after illness or injury. For long-term residents, we provide continuous monitoring in a nurturing atmosphere that emphasizes quality of life. Testimonials consistently highlight our staff's exceptional dedication, with family members praising the genuine care shown to their loved ones.