Claiborne Health and Rehabilitation Center

Claiborne Health And Rehabilitation Center sits as a non-profit nursing home in the Covenant Health network with a daily capacity to care for about 66 residents out of 100 certified beds, and though they've had some nice nods in the news for things like their CEO's accomplishments and a couple of "Best Nursing Home" recognitions in late 2024, you'll also find it's a place that's gone through regular inspections that show more than a few problem areas, especially with how they plan care and manage things like bladder health, catheters, and avoiding urinary infections, plus inspectors have found issues with getting care plans finished within a week of assessment and making proper referrals when someone needs extra services, which means the center's had to respond to concerns about care planning and quality of life. The center does keep a relatively steady nurse team with a turnover rate that's lower than the Tennessee norm, and on average, each resident gets about 3.91 hours of nurse care daily, which is just a bit over what's usual in the state. Folks at Claiborne get to use both health and rehabilitation services, including some specialized options like cardiology, and visitors can come any day between 8:30 in the morning and 8:30 at night. You'll also find Claiborne offers a certified nursing assistant (CNA) training program and some spiritual and community resources, plus an easy way to request medical records or set appointments. The place looks well-kept in photos, the ties to Covenant Health are clear, and the center puts effort into assessment and care planning, even though their inspection records call out several ongoing issues that still need attention.