Curis At Lynchburg Nursing & Rehabilitation Center sits at 2081 Langhorne Road in Lynchburg, VA, inside a hospital, and has 120 beds for residents needing skilled nursing care and rehabilitation. The center is open every day and night and uses a 24-hour call system with 12-16 hour nursing support, so residents always get help when needed, though staffing hours are lower than average, which shows in the 1 out of 5 staff rating. It offers a range of care, including rehabilitation, wound care, help with daily activities, medication management, and memory care for people with dementia or Alzheimer's in secure settings. Residents get services from registered nurses and therapy staff for speech, occupational, and physical needs, and the rehabilitation program stands out as exceptional in helping folks recover and regain strength or mobility, with both inpatient and outpatient options.
People can stay for short or long periods, and the center takes both Medicare and Medicaid. Private and semi-private rooms have private bathrooms, air conditioning, furnished spaces, cable TV, Wi-Fi, kitchenettes, and phones. Amenities aim for comfort and wellness, like a dining room with restaurant-style meals and special diets, gardens, walking paths, a game room, library, fitness room, spa/sauna, beauty salon, and activity spaces, plus scheduled activities, movie nights, art programs, and outdoor events to keep residents active and connected. There's also help with housekeeping, move-in, laundry, and family support.
Curis At Lynchburg is owned by The Portopiccolo Group and switched hands within the last two years. The administrator is Nathan Libassi. The facility operates as a for-profit LLC and doesn't have resident or family councils. It's had some problems in the past, including $53,547 in fines and eight substantiated complaints, and its overall quality and health ratings stand at 2 out of 5, with most long-term care grades being D or F but some recent inspections earning a B-minus. Some minor deficiencies have come up, but nothing severe was found in inspections. The facility is ranked low overall in Virginia-274th out of 286 nursing homes-but is ranked higher within Lynchburg and within 100 miles, even if those rankings are still toward the bottom among local facilities. Despite the low scores, staff aim to give residents a safe place to live, offering a range of therapies and lifestyle options, including independent living with maintenance-free options, round-the-clock support, and planned group activities.
Residents benefit from a sprinkler system for fire safety, a high occupancy rate, and amenities that cover most needs, like a computer center, common areas, outdoor spaces, and transportation for trips or appointments. Services focus on helping people regain independence after illness or surgery while providing support for those who need more help with daily life. The environment works hard to feel caring and family-like, with care personalized to each resident, but people looking at Curis At Lynchburg Nursing & Rehabilitation Center should know about its inspection history, low ratings, and staffing numbers when weighing options.
