Harrison Rehabilitation And Health Center sits at 115 Orendorff Avenue in Harrison, Arkansas, and has been helping people since 1965, and you can tell the place has had time to settle in and get its routines down. The building's run by a limited liability company, it's for-profit, and accepts both Medicare and Medicaid, which helps folks who worry about paying the bills. The center's got ninety skilled nursing beds, and as of June 2025, thirty-three were open, so it doesn't feel packed, and the staff keeps a real eye on the moving parts to make sure folks get what they need, including those who need extra care after a hospital stay, surgery, or illness. There are teams for physical, occupational, and speech therapy, and you can see them working with people most days, helping with health improvement and recovery, always aiming for folks to get back on their feet if they can.
What really stands out is their memory care for Alzheimer's and other cognitive issues, and they don't overlook anyone who needs help with daily things like bathing, dressing, or keeping track of medicines. There's always someone around, with nursing care available from twelve to sixteen hours each day, plus a 24-hour call system, so you're never left alone if you need help. The place feels pretty homey, with apartment-style living units that come with a living room, kitchenette, private bath, phone, air conditioning, cable TV, and Wi-Fi, and if you like to get out, they've put walking paths and garden areas around the property for fresh air and some quiet time, plus outdoor common spots so residents can sit together and enjoy the sunshine.
You get regular housekeeping and laundry, staff help with moving in, and family support is available for those who need it, and all meals are cooked by a professional chef and offered with options for allergies and special diets, while the dining rooms are set up restaurant-style and there's all-day dining if you have an odd schedule or just prefer to eat when you feel like it. The activity schedule runs pretty steady, with both planned and resident-run programs, including movie nights, music programs, art and fitness classes, a library, game room, movie theater, and community rooms, so staying engaged isn't hard, and pets are allowed too, which makes a big difference for some people who don't want to leave their animals behind.
Transportation's available for errands and appointments, Wi-Fi's everywhere if you want to stay in touch, and the whole place has a focus on keeping things clean, comfortable, and running smoothly. Harrison Rehabilitation And Health Center has a connection with the local chamber of commerce and gets involved with things that help the local economy and the quality of life for folks in the community, and the mission here centers on trust, compassion, and listening, with the staff working to treat each person with respect and make them feel at home, with special attention on health and community well-being. There's another center in Little Rock too, at 425 W Broadway St, but the Harrison location is set up for people who want skilled nursing, rehabilitation, memory care, and a strong sense of community with support every day.
