Harborview Lumberton

Harborview Lumberton sits in North Carolina and has 122 skilled nursing beds, so it can serve a good number of people who need care, and people looking for a place for short-term rehab, long-term skilled nursing, memory care, or even active adult living can find a spot here, though not everyone needs the same level of help and some just come for adult day services or home care visits. The facility also gives a hand with home health care that's Medicare-certified, and offers hospice care right at home or in the facility, and folks who need therapy can use their physical, occupational, and speech rehab services-these are given by staff who work for the center, so residents see the same folks each time, which helps with comfort and trust. The place takes a person-centered approach, and the team, including an onsite physician and nurse practitioner around five days a week along with nurses every day, works with each family to sort out care plans, talk about needs, and look at discharge options or long-term goals, usually in a meeting within the first few days, plus they've got after-hours on-call support if something happens outside regular office times. Anna Williamson is the administrator, and the facility has strong leadership, keeps a focus on hiring caregivers who are kind and steady, and supports the staff so residents get steady, good care. Harborview Lumberton is a faith-based organization, so prayer is part of every care plan, and there's a belief that God has a hand in daily life and care. The community has outdoor covered sitting spaces, room to enjoy fresh air, and social programs for those who want to participate. Resident rooms are spacious, the dining service is considered first-class, and there's a free salon called Esteem Salon for hair care. The team walks everyone through the admissions process, helps with paperwork, and even offers electronic forms and e-signatures, and they're able to work well with doctors to manage medication and treatments right from hospital discharge. Harborview Lumberton is certified by Medicare and Medicaid, is a member of both the North Carolina Healthcare Association and the American Health Care Association, and provides various levels of care, from independent living all the way to support for Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia, long-term living, outpatient therapy, respite care for short stays, and support for palliative needs at the end of life. Families can ask questions or schedule a tour any time, and the staff takes care to respect everyone's preferences, medical needs, and time, working together to help make the stay as comfortable as possible.