Fayetteville Center for Nursing and Healing sits at 110 Brandywine Blvd in Fayetteville, Georgia, and it always keeps its doors open all day, every day, because folks may need care any time, day or night, and the team there wants to be ready. The facility holds 162 beds, so it can serve a good number of people who may want to stay for a short while after a hospital visit or who might need longer, more steady nursing care if they're living with more lasting health needs. The staff works hard to treat everyone like family, with a focus on making each patient feel more like they're at home, whether they're getting rehab to go home soon or need help each day.
You'll find services here for nearly any health need older folks might face, like stroke recovery, wound care, pain management, help with diabetes, chronic kidney disease, and bariatric care, and they've even got IV therapy and medication like TPN or IV antibiotics for those who need it, and the nurses and other caregivers keep an eye on things around the clock. There's a licensed practical nurse on staff who aims for clinical excellence and takes the time with each patient, and you might see staff like Tamika Allen-Doaks, who works in social services, or Nicola Williams, a health literacy and promotion specialist who tries to help folks understand their health better, and Lynn Brinson, a unit manager.
The therapy crew gives physical, occupational, and speech therapy to help people get back on their feet after surgery or an illness, and they work with patients and families on ways to make that transition smoother. They offer post-operative subacute care, so some may come in to heal up before going all the way home. Some folks stay due to their need for skilled nursing or intermediate care, especially if they're a bit more frail or can't get by without regular nursing help.
Short-term rehab, long-term care, respite care for caregivers who need a break, as well as hospice and palliative care when someone needs comfort, are all available here, and meals and dining options come with the stay, along with help for special diets. The nutritional team works closely with each person's needs, aiming to support recovery and long-term health. The facility itself is privately held, runs with a staff of over 200 but under 500 people, and it follows a mission to give top-notch rehab and skilled nursing services, all with the thought in mind to get folks feeling like themselves and, if they can, to go home again. The staff speaks mainly English, and the center belongs to the GHCA group. Information about the facility and its many services is always on their website at fayettevillenursing.com, for those who want to know more or maybe are thinking about where to get the right kind of care.
