Abingdon Health & Rehab Center

Abingdon Health & Rehab Center sits at 15051 Harmony Hills Lane in Abingdon, Virginia, and provides skilled nursing, rehabilitation, long-term care, memory care, and respite care for adults who need daily help or recovery support, and the place has 120 beds with both private and semi-private rooms, with daily rates of $392 for private and $363 for semi-private. The center operates under Commonwealth Care of Roanoke, Inc. and does its best to create a comfortable space for people staying short- or long-term, and while the main language is English, some staff speak other languages to help more residents feel at home, and you'll find a full staff including RN Facility Supervisor Judith Mills, Registered Nurse Jessica Scott, LTC Administrator Richie Alba, and an administrator named Colbey Smith. The facility runs 24 hours a day and tries to meet each person's unique needs, offering services like housekeeping, linen, transportation, a fine dining program with special diets, and a memory care program for people who need extra support, and the staff focus on delivering individualized care with experience in areas like palliative care, physical therapy, and caregiver relief through respite care. The place is listed on several community resource sites, includes a large library of articles, local events, and guides, and has sponsored resources for veterans, seniors, and the disabled, covering topics like health, housing, legal help, employment, benefits, caregiving, and transportation, and they try to provide good support for people looking for help in those areas. The facility has disability parking onsite, and offers amenities for longer stays and invites families to use their online resources at www.abingdon-rehab.com to learn about available services and programs, and there's a sense of trying to keep the place feeling a bit like home for those staying there, with services going for different needs, and a staff that numbers between 201 and 500 to cover the many care plans and daily routines people expect in a center like this.