Warner Robins Rehabilitation Center, found at 1601 Elberta Rd in Warner Robins, Georgia, is a nursing home with 126 certified beds and usually about 111 residents on any given day, and you'll see both private and semi-private rooms throughout the building, along with a comfortable residential setting and landscaped grounds that let people have some peace and quiet. The place has 24-hour nursing care and a wide range of rehabilitation services, with programs for folks who are coming from the hospital, assisted living, or even home, just needing some help to recover their strength and get back to everyday life, and they've got options for both short-term and inpatient stays. The staff gets extra training for specialized treatments, and there are specialty clinical programs and different types of therapy-like physical, occupational, and speech therapy-plus a gym for people to do therapeutic exercise, and for those needing help after COVID-19, there's even a Post COVID-19 Recovery Program in place. Residents can join in on activities like basketball, tennis, hiking, some wilderness therapy, and even horse-riding, which isn't something you see every day in a rehab center, along with regular dining areas for meals and comfortable places to relax indoors.
The facility's got sober living arrangements, medication-assisted treatment, drug and alcohol detox, and both outpatient and inpatient rehab services, aiming to help folks with various needs, while also providing services like respiratory care, laboratory work, and medication management. Ms. LaTilla Hughes is the administrator on record, and the team works under the management of Southern Healthcare Management LLC, with ownership through Sovereign Healthcare Holdings LLC and stakes held by family trusts. They do have a higher than average nurse turnover rate sitting at about 55%, and the nurse staffing level, at 3.43 hours per resident per day, is just below the state average, so that's something to keep in mind, and while they're doing a lot to create a warm and caring environment, the place has had its share of deficiencies noted on inspection reports, including issues with pharmacy service, respiratory care, and laboratory services, most recently being cited for 10 total deficiencies in April 2025. Still, with comprehensive therapy options, tailored rehab programs, and specialty care, folks can expect to find help in improving mobility, function, and well-being, with a dedicated team working towards better recovery outcomes in a setting that tries to make people feel cared for and safe.
