Arrowhead Health and Rehab sits at 239 Arrowhead Blvd in Jonesboro, Georgia, and serves as a skilled nursing community for seniors who need different levels of care, whether they're staying for a short time or living there long-term, and when you walk in you'll see there's a warm, friendly feeling with staff who try hard to make the place feel like home, and among the many team members you'll find folks like the Director of Nursing, Tailor Morgan the Certified Cyber Security Specialist, and CNAs like Ms. Keisha Welch, all working under Mission Health, which guides the facility with its CARES values-Character, Attitude, Respect, Excellence, and Service. Arrowhead has been open since 2012 as a privately held company, and it employs between 51 and 200 people, all focused on supporting residents with nursing home care, independent living, assisted living, rehabilitation therapies, and specialized memory care for people with Alzheimer's or dementia.
The facility's known for its dedication to professionalism and high standards, with a leadership team that takes care in career development for healthcare workers and puts a focus on clear, business-like communication, and you'll find the administrative and nursing staff working together to make sure every resident, whether they're there for short-term rehab, cardiac and pulmonary management, wound care, IV therapy, or palliative and comfort care, gets a plan that fits their needs. Private rooms, semi-private rooms, outdoor spaces, a dining room with meals made by chefs and meal planners, a hair salon and social areas, plus WiFi for residents, are some of the amenities, and there's around-the-clock nursing, physician oversight, and advanced clinical services like CPAP/BiPAP use, wound vacs, trach care, IV antibiotics, and help with feeding tubes and dialysis when needed, plus a focus on keeping residents safe and engaged, especially those with memory challenges, through structured activities, safe layouts, and helpful, kind staff.
Arrowhead also offers respite care for families, home care with trained aides, and residential care homes for folks who need a live-in caregiver, and you'll find that the environment focuses on being supportive and healing but also tries to enhance the quality of each person's daily life with nutritious meals, meaningful activities, and lots of attention to each person's comfort, dignity, and independence, right down to making sure social, mental, and emotional needs are met in a friendly community with long and short-term care, rehabilitation services, and a wide range of clinical and personal support, all with Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity values respected throughout the facility.
