Alamance Health Care Center sits at 1987 Hilton Rd, Burlington, North Carolina, and has over 50 years of experience caring for residents, focusing mainly on skilled nursing and rehabilitation. You'll find a clean and welcoming environment, with 180 skilled nursing facility beds, where the staff aims to help people stay safe, become more independent, and feel comfortable during short-term stays or long-term care. As part of the Medical Facilities of North Carolina, Alamance offers several types of care, like short-term rehabilitation, long-term care, and respite care, along with 24-hour nursing and emergency services, and thoughtful home discharge planning, social work, and consultations when it's time to return home.
The center provides on-site services in dental, optometry, and podiatry needs, as well as physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy, which can be tailored for up to seven days a week, usually two or three hours a day depending on each person's needs. Folks working through recovery from strokes, heart attacks, accidents, or surgeries like knee and hip replacements can use the facility's state-of-the-art gym, and receive post-surgery or illness therapy focused on regaining skills and managing pain. Alamance has unique tools for their programs, like the Recovery Map™ and Personal Report Card™, which help track daily progress and keep people motivated, and it also runs the exclusive LifeWorks Rehab® Recovery Program for people recovering from hospital stays.
Pharmaceutical management, medication administration, spiritual care, guidance, and grief support are part of their hospice services for patients and families who need them. A skilled team of physicians, nurses, and therapists work together here, making use of the center's wide range of services to support each person's path to recovery or comfort, depending on their health goals. As of now, Alamance Health Care Center, under the leadership of Administrator Kyle Swim, isn't accepting new patients, but those who stay are given attention to both medical and everyday needs, with amenities and specialized care plans meant to help people feel supported in their daily lives. The place may not give out a lot of details about what goes on day to day, but it focuses on helping residents get better, regain skills, and maintain as much independence as possible in a community-focused setting.
