Nashville Center for Rehabilitation & Healing sits at 832 Wedgewood Avenue in Nashville, Tennessee, and offers care for people who need short-term rehab, long-term nursing, and help after surgery, with a focus on rehabilitation and healing, and it's got 142 certified beds and usually houses about 126 residents each day, which can make it feel active yet manageable for folks who like to see others around. The building is easy to reach off I-65 S, and it's got a spacious gym full of new rehab tools and equipment, plus amenities like luxurious suites, a concierge for patient experience, and on-site dialysis, so people have a mix of comfort and care. Skilled nurses and therapists work with patients on physical, occupational, and speech therapy up to seven days a week, and there are special programs here for orthopedic injuries, joint replacement, stroke, heart problems, lung care, and amputee rehab, and they even have their RENEWAL™ concept at the heart of what they do which means they try to bring new life and energy to folks recovering.
They offer discharge planning and follow-up after a person leaves, and support includes amputee care, wound care, and kidney dialysis services, and they use Accelerated Care Plus Technology for advanced rehabilitation with highly-trained staff. The place is for-profit, owned by Nashville Ventures TN LLC, managed by Mark Friedman since 2017, and linked with Carerite Centers, so it's run like other larger facilities in this region. Staffing is above the state average, with 4.19 nursing hours per resident per day, but nurse turnover is also higher than what you might see elsewhere.
As a Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF), this center's got subacute care, CNA training programs, and is connected with the Tennessee Health Care Association, and it offers education seminars for long-term care. Residents get meals here, but state inspections found 32 deficiencies, including two for infection control and some for how food was handled and stored, plus some issues about how quickly care plans are made for new arrivals. Deficiency levels were noted, with F-level for dietary issues and D-level for care planning, so problems have been found but you can always look up recent inspection results if that's a concern. Virtual tours are available if you want to see what the community looks like inside and outside, and they aim for a warm, close-knit feeling among residents and staff. Overall, Nashville Center for Rehabilitation & Healing provides a full set of rehab, nursing, and long-term care services, along with specialized support for orthopedic and amputee patients in a location that tries to mix comfort with comprehensive medical care.
