Salude - The Art Of Recovery

Salude - The Art Of Recovery sits in Suwanee, Georgia, on over 14 acres surrounded by tall pine trees, and anyone looking for rehabilitation after surgery or an illness will notice the focus here is on helping patients recover and go home, and you can tell this by the way physical therapy runs twice a day most days with a five-star rated therapy team working hard on each patient's goals, and the whole place has a calm setting with designer finishes and high-end details, so there's a peaceful feeling when you walk through the spacious private suites, each with more than 330 square feet, and if you look around, you'll spot state-of-the-art therapy spaces, a gym, and rooms meant for rehabilitation, which all tie into their goal of helping folks get back on their feet safely and as quickly as possible. Salude holds a nursing home license, but the care focuses on short-term rehabilitation, not long-term stays, so they pick patients who are likely to improve with their services, and the resources are mainly set aside for physical, occupational, and speech therapies, and if you ask about food, you'll find families can bring in outside meals since the in-house food could be better, and there's also a Salude Grab N Go service for added convenience, but what really matters is the strong push for clinical care and goal-based recovery. Patients going through post-hospital transitions-like those needing orthopedic, cardiac, pulmonary, or stroke rehab-can use either inpatient or outpatient services, and there are special units for things like orthopedic recovery or rehabilitation after brain surgery, not to mention a transitional care program and the Rizor Institute for specialized treatments. You'll also find nurse supervision, some clinical and concierge services to help with daily needs, and a team that's attentive, though there have been a few reports of staff rudeness or slow responses, and with today's workforce shortages, agency nurses sometimes help out, but the main focus stays on supporting each person's path to independence, and you can take a look through their photo and video gallery for a better sense of the place, which seems designed to blend modern luxury-even resort-style touches-with serious medical therapy, so while Salude doesn't claim to be perfect, the main goal is always to get people feeling better and back home if possible.