Liberty Ridge Health & Rehabilitation Center sits at 189 Monica Boulevard in Lynchburg, Virginia, in a spot that's easy to get to if you live in Lynchburg City or Campbell County, and it's got 90 licensed beds for people who need different levels of care, so whether someone's looking for short-term rehab after a surgery, long-term skilled nursing, memory care, personal care, or assisted living, there's a spot meant for that purpose. The center provides skilled nursing and a team of physical, occupational, and speech therapists works to help people get stronger and hopefully back home or to be able to do more on their own, and the place even has a pre-registration program so folks can tour the building, meet the rehab team, and learn how the equipment helps after surgery or illness before they ever move in, which can make that transition less stressful. The staff, led by Mr. Brian Huschke, include 82.7 full-time workers on average, and they focus on kindness, respect, and high standards, which matches how they treat everyone because they follow federal civil rights laws and don't discriminate for reasons like race, gender, age, disability, or anything of the kind.
They've got semi-private rooms for $249 a day and private rooms for $276, and you can pay with private pay, private insurance, Medicaid, or Medicare, depending on your situation, and some folks come just for a little while for respite care when caregivers need a break. The place is part of Saber Healthcare and connects to more resources, with guides and articles online through VirginiaNavigator, SeniorNavigator, VeteransNavigator, and similar sites, plus community visits, holiday events, and activities so people can feel less lonely and more at home. The rehab programs are built with doctors, so each person's plan is meant to fit their needs, especially after surgery, and the therapy team helps with things like walking, talking, eating, and old skills people might want to regain for their independence, and these personalized plans are one thing that stands out because there's careful coordination with the hospitals and doctors all the way through. The place is recognized by the American Health Care Association for working on reducing hospitalizations and medication and for trying to help people walk better and be more satisfied where they live, but the heart of it is still basic-safe nursing, a clean spot to stay, and regular meals with a schedule of activities that make daily life feel normal. The center uses English in all its services, and the main website sits at www.saberhealth.com/locations/liberty-ridge-health-and-rehabilitation-center, with more general information at saberhealth.com, but for local families in Lynchburg, it's just good to have a place that offers most levels of senior care in a single location, under a steady administration, and with PT, OT, speech therapy, and aids to help get people back to the life they choose as much as possible.
