Treutlen County Health and Rehabilitation is a nonprofit, small-scale nursing facility located in Soperton, Georgia, offering both short-term rehabilitation and long-term care to its residents. With a total of 50 beds, the facility is designed to provide personalized and attentive care within a close-knit environment. It is not part of a continuing care retirement community, but does participate in both Medicare and Medicaid programs, ensuring accessibility for a diverse population of seniors and individuals in need of rehabilitation or extended health support.
The center specializes in post-acute care for those recovering from hospital stays, such as after a stroke, heart attack, major infection, or accidental injury. Residents benefit from an average of three hours and thirty minutes of nurse staffing per day, reflecting an emphasis on meeting medical and personal needs in a supportive setting. Approximately 35% of residents at Treutlen County Health and Rehabilitation have been able to return to their homes after their short-term rehabilitation stays, indicating the facility’s commitment to transitional and restorative care. As with most similar care homes, individuals requiring long-term placement may have their stay covered by Medicaid when other means are exhausted.
Resident safety and well-being are continual priorities, as demonstrated by regular assessments of key care quality metrics. Reported rates for falls leading to major injuries, infections resulting in hospitalization, and emergency room visits are monitored to inform ongoing improvements in care delivery. Periodic health, fire, and safety inspections are conducted to ensure the facility maintains a safe environment, with a recent food services review noting specific steps taken to align with professional standards. Treutlen County Health and Rehabilitation encourages each resident’s independence as much as possible, while also recognizing the importance of reliable, compassionate staff intervention when necessary.
The facility’s physical environment and daily routines are tailored to foster comfort and community among residents. Special attention is given to meal services and social activities, providing a sense of home alongside essential healthcare services. The staff at Treutlen County Health and Rehabilitation are trained to support not only the physical health of residents but also their emotional and social well-being. By prioritizing both rehabilitative outcomes and day-to-day quality of life, the center strives to help each individual achieve their highest possible level of independence and comfort during their stay.
