Huntsville Post-Acute and Rehabilitation Center

Huntsville Post-Acute and Rehabilitation Center sits at 287 Baker Street in Huntsville, Tennessee, offering many care options for seniors, so you've got independent living, assisted living, memory care, adult day services, hospice, Medicare-certified home health care, and non-medical home care under one roof, really covering a wide range of needs as folks age and health changes, and with over 20 years in service, this nursing home focuses on helping people recover and regain skills after illness or surgery, or to make long-term stays as comfortable as possible, with therapies like physical, occupational, and speech therapy, plus special programs for both short and long-term recovery, including rehab-to-home with therapy even on weekends. There's skilled nursing care, post-acute care, and strong medical support, so you see hospital-level services with both semi-private rooms and private suites in their skilled nursing unit, and folks who need help for memory care are included, too. The staff, including nurses and CNA trainees, work with a person-centered approach and put effort into making the place feel warm and safe, with roomy and modern living spaces, soothing common areas, and a few luxury touches that are designed to help people relax and feel at home while they heal. They also provide holistic healing services, work on well-being with different kinds of activities, and use some modern rehab techniques for recovery. Huntsville Post-Acute and Rehabilitation Center does get an average rating for staffing and quality measures, but when it comes to overall quality and health inspections, it scores much below average, with no current prices shared for skilled nursing and long-term care, so anyone thinking about moving here might want to ask directly about costs. John Norris manages the facility, and several accreditations stand as proof of some good service, with the healthcare group that owns the place saying they're always working to make things better. Medicare, Medicaid, and most insurances are welcome, and folks can expect different kinds of support whether the goal is to go home after short-term rehab or to stay long-term in a safe and friendly spot with help nearby whenever needed.