Autumn Care of Forest City

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Autumn Care of Forest City

830 Bethany Church Rd
Forest City, NC 28043
Rutherford County, USA
Contact: Jessica Harris
Phone: +18282452852
email: admit122@autumncorp.com

Autumn Care of Forest City is nestled in the scenic foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Rutherford County. The facility is conveniently located within a short drive from 4 major hospitals known for their outstanding heart, cancer, and trauma centers. Additionally, Rutherford Hospital, a provider of general health services is just minutes away.

Autumn Care of Forest City offers 100 skilled and rehabilitation beds and 25 rest home/assisted living beds. Outpatient therapy services were added for the community in 2003. We are proud to be known as the “Rehabilitation Specialist” in our area.

Autumn Care of Forest City is committed to providing the highest quality nursing and rehabilitation programs and to offer each individual the opportunity to achieve their full potential for independence, self esteem, dignity, and quality of life. Whether the need is short term or long term, both nursing and therapy will work diligently to assisted patients in reaching their goals.

Common Disorders Treated

* Communication Disorders
* Stroke Multiple Trauma
* Post-Surgical Care Joint Replacement
* Medical Disorders
* Pain Management
* Decline in Function
* Neuromuscular Disorders
* Swallowing Difficulties
* Wound Care
* Cognitive Decline

Other Services

* Physician Services
* 24-hour Nursing Services
* In/Out Patient Rehabilitation Therapy
* Physical Therapist
* Speech Therapist
* Occupational Therapist
* Therapeutic Diets
* Respite Care
* Therapeutic Recreation
* Pet Therapy
* Beauty and Barber Services
* Non-Emergency Transportation
* Laundry Services
* Restorative Nursing Programs
* IV Therapy
* Hospice Services

Discharge planning begins when the patient first arrives in the facility. Discharge objectives are discussed with the patient and/or family. Some patients may be discharged to home, while others decide they still need assistance and remain at the facility. Either way, we work to train patient, staff, and family members in compensatory techniques and equipment needs. We also communicate with other community agencies to ensure a continuum of care.

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