Kim Davies, MD - Hope Medical Center

Beautiful Savior Lutheran Home in Belton, MO is a not-for-profit long-term health complex offering skilled nursing, rehabilitation services, and assisted living levels of care for senior citizens. Committed to providing quality care, their mission is to maintain or improve each resident's quality of life in a Christian atmosphere filled with love, respect, trust, and care. With a focus on individualized care and a family-like environment, Beautiful Savior offers a range of professional services including assisted living, long-term care, rehabilitation, spiritual care, skilled nursing, and respite care. Their dedicated staff of licensed professionals ensures compassionate care around the clock, creating a welcoming and supportive community for residents and their families.Generated from the website

A proud legacy of service Saxton Care Centers have become recognized as a leading name in long term care. We have been performing this valuable service since 1939, when Ruth Jane Saxton began caring for older persons in a home at 22nd & Frederick here in St. Joseph. Delmar Saxton, Ruth's son, began working with his mother at the original home. Delmar's wife, Jessica, joined them in the early 1950's at a home at 25th & Francis St. In the next several years, our care expanded to several homes across St. Joseph. In 1984, Jessica established Saxton Riverside Care Center, consolidating all of the smaller homes into one. Delmar and Jessica's son and daughter, Tim and Connie, joined the business in 1988, making three generations strong. In 1998, we acquired two additional facilities and incorporated in them the same proven Saxton philosophy for professional, personal care. Saxton Care Centers are located throughout St. Joseph for your convenience:

The Substance Abuse Rehabilitation Program (SARP) is a five-year program which exists to assist nurses who have problems with alcohol and/or other drugs to return to practice while protecting the public's health, safety and welfare. The SARP is established in accordance with Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 112, section 80F, as a voluntary alternative to disciplinary action for nurses who have alcohol and drug problems.