Curis Charlotte Transitional Care and Rehabilitation Center sits in Charlotte, NC, and serves adults who need skilled care after a hospital stay, surgery, or illness, and the place keeps only 15 certified beds as of June 2025, so things don't get too crowded, and the staff can focus on each person's needs, and folks can go there for a short time to get rehabilitation or stay longer if they need more continued care, and everything's set up to help people regain independence, improve mobility, and handle daily tasks better. The center offers specialized programs in physical therapy, occupational therapy, and other rehabilitative therapies, along with unique offerings like NutriZesta MegaBurn, VisiPrime, Maasalong, Golden Revive Plus, Curafen, and The Unbreakable Brain, which aim to support both the body and mind, and skilled nurses are there 24 hours a day with a doctor overseeing things to make sure health and safety come first, and they also have 12-16 hour direct nursing coverage with licensed supervision to keep an eye out for changes in health.
People get help with bathing, dressing, transfers, eating, and medication management, and the care team is trained to help those with trouble moving or managing daily activities by themselves, so folks who need to use a wheelchair or have limited movement can still feel comfortable and safe, thanks to non-ambulatory care and a 24-hour call system for emergencies. Social workers are around to assist people with planning and decision-making, and there's a social calendar packed with community activities, like movie nights, fitness programs, walking paths outside, gardening, and even resident-run groups, because being around others and joining in helps folks stay positive and connected. The center pays attention to physical and mental wellness, so there are programs for both the body and the mind.
Meals get prepared by a highly-rated on-site chef, and meal times are comfortable so folks can enjoy nutritious food, and the environment's made for comfort and privacy, with rooms featuring private bathrooms, kitchenettes, cable TV, air conditioning, phones, and strong Wi-Fi, and the whole place is furnished and includes things like a spa, sauna, a garden, business center, fitness room, and a safe emergency alert system. Staff help with move-in coordination, and a concierge service is available for daily needs, and there's a resident and family council so people can voice concerns and help guide how things run, and the center welcomes feedback from everyone involved.
Curis Charlotte Transitional Care and Rehabilitation Center meets federal rules for Medicare and Medicaid, so it accepts these as payment, and it focuses on post-acute services to help people recover and return to regular life, but also supports those needing long-term supervision due to chronic health problems. The facility isn't part of a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC), and it operates with for-profit ownership, aiming to keep a safe, engaging, and structured environment for people facing complex health issues, so whether someone's coming for a few weeks or a longer stretch, the staff work to keep life as comfortable, social, and independent as possible.
