Curis Harrisonburg Transitional Care and Rehabilitation Center

Curis Harrisonburg Transitional Care and Rehabilitation Center sits at 94 South Ave, Harrisonburg, VA 22801, and serves people who need skilled nursing, assisted living, memory care, or short-term rehabilitation after illness, injury, or surgery, and the staff there really focuses on helping folks get strong enough to return home or live more independently whenever possible, and they have nurses there for 12 to 16 hours a day, with a 24-hour call system in place for emergencies or help at any time, plus they help with daily needs like bathing, dressing, or getting around, and organize medication and meals, and really pay attention to setting up what each person needs with custom care plans. They've got all sorts of therapy-physical, occupational, speech-and offer pain management, case management, wound care right on-site, even more advanced stuff like hemodialysis and respiratory support for those who need it. There's specialized programs like the Accordius Advantage, which tries to get folks home faster with stronger recovery, plus things like neuro and orthopedic rehab, palliative care, psychological support, vision and podiatry services, tube feeding, and plenty more for tough medical situations, and they also offer respite care for people whose regular caregivers need a break, so families can take a breather and know their loved one's safe and cared for. The building's got both private and semi-private rooms, many with their own bathrooms, cable TV, Wi-Fi, kitchenettes, air conditioning, phone, and comes already furnished, and around the common areas you'll find a beauty salon, library, a fitness room and rehab gym, arts and crafts, a movie theater, and dedicated space for music, games, and sitting outside when the weather's good, and for folks that want to join group activities, there's scheduled movies, fitness, art, music, games, and all kinds of resident-run or community-sponsored events and even day trips. Folks get all-day meals, with restaurant-style dining that'll work with allergies, diabetes, or whatever special diet a doctor orders, and a chef is there to make sure everyone's fed good, and housekeeping comes by for laundry, cleaning, or linen changes, along with a concierge to help with any issues and people to coordinate moving in, so you're not left to do all that by yourself. Gardens, patios, walking paths, and outdoor spaces make it possible to get outside and enjoy some quiet or a walk if you're up for it, and the place takes Medicaid and Medicare if you've got it, which can help a lot, and because Curis Harrisonburg is part of a Continuing Care Retirement Community, folks who need more or less care don't have to leave and can move to a different level within the same place. They offer both short stays for folks recovering from the hospital and long-term care for those who need ongoing help, and there are family and resident councils set up to let everyone have a voice, fix problems, and make life better for all. The center's built to feel a little less like a big institution and a little more like a home, and they're pretty steady about getting people through the hard patches, making sure everyone gets seen, whether it's a simple need for a shower or something much more serious, and always being readied for what's next on folks' care journeys.