Hazard Health And Rehabilitation Center

Hazard Health And Rehabilitation Center sits within the ARH (Appalachian Regional Healthcare) network, and it's a place where patients can get care while recovering from illness, injury, or after surgery, and they do offer specialized services, like cardiac rehabilitation and sports rehabilitation, along with a range of rehabilitation therapies that include physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy, so people get help to regain their strength and mobility, and the team works with each patient to create an individualized care plan because they focus a good deal on patient outcomes. The center has state-of-the-art equipment and tries to provide a welcoming setting, and staff are generally experienced, but the nurse turnover rate is 50.7%, and currently the center offers 200 licensed beds, with an average of about 157 residents each day and about 5.12 nurse staffing hours per resident daily, which is something families might want to know. Management has been stable under Charlotte Thornsberry since April 2011, and the center is owned by Seky Holding Co. and affiliated with that company, so there's some oversight and connection there. They try to keep the place safe, with features like handrails in the hallways, though sometimes inspections have found things that could be improved, as in the October 31, 2024 report that showed 21 deficiencies-including three linked to infection control, as well as deficiencies with nutrition and dietary standards, infection control policy, and environmental safety like making sure handrails are always secure, so these are things to be aware of when considering this facility. The center says they follow professional standards for food safety, storage, and preparation, and infection prevention programs are in place, which is important for folks who need that level of care, and their focus remains on providing healthcare and helping people recover, supporting patient wellness through personalized treatment plans and the use of modern equipment, working to enhance both recovery and quality of life.