Christian Care Center of Unicoi County

Christian Care Center of Unicoi County sits at 100 Greenway Circle in Erwin, Tennessee, where it serves as a skilled nursing facility and offers both short- and long-term care to older adults who need different levels of help; the staff includes a medical director and registered nurses who provide direct care as well as therapies like physical, occupational, and speech therapy right on-site, and they've got a nursing department that coordinates clinical services and personalized care plans for each resident, so people get support with things like wound care, mental health, restorative programs, and pharmacy needs. Folks living there get meals planned by a registered dietician, choices for every meal, and extra help with housekeeping, laundry, and personal care, and those who need medical transportation can get that too. The place is accredited by both The Joint Commission, which gave them its Gold Seal of Approval, and the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities, showing that they're keeping up with standards in safety and quality, and they've put in things like smoke alarms, emergency call systems, and security staff to watch out for everyone, making sure people are safe day and night. For residents' social and emotional health, the center provides daily activities, social events, recreation, and counseling, plus chaplain services to support spiritual needs, aiming for a warm and respectful environment where caregivers treat everyone with dignity, courtesy, and compassion. There's memory care for those with dementia, respite care for temporary stays, and support for those who want to keep as much independence as possible-while also making it comfortable for people to get the care they need, no matter their age or condition. The staff works as a team and includes Certified Nursing Assistants trained on-site, and English is the language spoken by staff. The community belongs to the Tennessee Health Care Association, takes part in education seminars, and supports its members and the long-term care field, focusing on safety, trust, respect, and personal freedoms-though they're currently not accepting new patients.