Eden Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center

Eden Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center, also branded as Brian Center Health and Rehabilitation Eden, sits at 226 N Oakland Avenue in Eden, North Carolina, and serves as a 112-bed, for-profit nursing home owned by Nc East Holding Llc and affiliated with YAD Healthcare, Simcha Hyman, and Naftali Zanziper, with indirect owners Tzvi Alter and two family trusts. The facility has licensed nurses and therapy staff on-site 24/7, offering skilled nursing care for folks who need daily help, whether it's for a short rehab stay or longer care, and the team there helps with basic daily tasks like dressing, toileting, or showering, plus gives medication management to make sure everyone takes medicine the right way and on time. You'll find both private and semi-private furnished rooms, all with cable TV, phone service, and Wi-Fi, and the common spaces there include a dining room, a library, various living rooms, and outdoor areas for relaxing or socializing, and folks also get to use the on-site beauty salon and join in community activities like games or crafts. There's a strong focus on physical, occupational, and speech therapy, so people coming from the hospital to recover often use these services, and the center has programs for memory care and mental wellness, as well as offering hospice care for those who need it. Nutritional and dietary support gets provided, and regular meal service, housekeeping, and linen changes help keep things running smoothly. Staff also oversee things like wellness checks, social gatherings, and other activities that might suit quiet days or just fill the time in a gentle way since some people benefit from these small comforts. Eden Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center is dedicated to rehab, skilled nursing, and long-term care, especially for residents with high needs, and runs a mostly full building, averaging 99 residents per day, but it's worth noting it's earned a 3.6 rating from 37 reviews, showing some mixed opinions, and inspection records point out seven deficiencies, which include a lack of proper drug storage, concerns about infection control, and shortcomings in attending to folks with catheters, bowel, or bladder issues. The facility's nurse turnover rate is lower than average at 39.3%, but nurse staffing hours per resident are also a little below the state average, at 3.28 hours per day, and though the grounds are spacious and rooms well-furnished, it pays to consider the full picture, including the positives and the areas that government inspectors have said need extra attention.