Valley Nursing and Rehabilitation Center sits in Taylorsville, North Carolina, and runs as a for-profit nursing home with 183 certified beds, owned by different entities like 1026 Enterprises II, LLC, Starlight Healthcare LLC, Valley Holdings NC LLC, and Horizon Healthcare Group LLC, with indirect ownership from 1026 Nationwide Tr, Capital Holdings Trust, and Samuel Jeremias, and an affiliation with Cch Healthcare, making it part of a larger care network, and you'll find Coleen Anderson serving as the administrator. The place offers both short-term rehabilitation and long-term care, and takes VA contracts for veterans who need skilled nursing, specialized rehabilitation, ventilator care, hospice, and various therapies, and the staff delivers many services like post-stroke rehabilitation, orthopedic recovery, laryngectomy rehab, tracheostomy and gastrostomy care, hearing assessment, and specialized skin and wound care. There are private rehab suites for those who stay for shorter times, and the facility puts together individual care programs, family education, and home evaluations, along with regular activities for residents, including a busy schedule, along with a Beauty Shop and amenities like in-room phones, WiFi, and flat-screen TVs with cable. It is newly renovated and features different care units for resident needs, and it has a homelike atmosphere where staff say they're focused on comfort and recovery, but the facility does have a high nurse turnover rate at 46.8% and currently provides around 3.85 nurse hours per resident each day.
The place has a history of deficiency reports and complaints, with 24 deficiencies cited in inspections, including problems with protecting residents from abuse, neglect, and exploitation, plus one infection-related citation, and some records show issues around meeting care orders and resident preferences, communicating about injuries or health declines, and respecting resident rights. Still, they've kept a broad program for people needing stroke rehabilitation, respiratory therapy-thanks to the ventilator unit-and other specialized rehab services, and it offers wellness activities, support for orthopedic and neurological conditions, and even features dietary services led by Chef Heather Butler, CDM, CFPP. Valley Nursing and Rehabilitation Center works under the guidelines of the North Carolina Health Care Facilities Association and goes by the words "Compassion - Dignity - Unity," all while focusing on supporting both short-term recovery and long-term care for older adults or those who need more complex nursing and rehabilitation in a setting with unique service options, all delivered by a dedicated nursing staff.
