Eastern Shore Rehabilitation and Health Center, located on the former Mercy Medical campus in Old Towne Daphne, offers a serene and comforting environment for seniors in Alabama. With stunning views of Mobile Bay, the center provides a peaceful setting for residents to receive top-quality care and rehabilitation services. The facility is fully licensed and Medicare and Medicaid certified, ensuring that residents have access to comprehensive care that meets their individual needs.
For individuals recovering from surgery, illness, or injury, Eastern Shore Rehabilitation and Health Center provides exceptional post-acute rehabilitation services in a beautiful setting. Private rooms with private baths offer comfort and privacy, while an experienced team of therapists and nurses work closely with each resident to create personalized care plans. The therapy suite, including the largest therapy gym in Baldwin County, provides ample space for residents to engage in physical, occupational, and speech therapies to aid in their recovery.
Whether in need of short- or long-term nursing care, Eastern Shore Rehabilitation and Health Center is dedicated to providing high-quality and affordable services for residents in Baldwin County. The facility offers a personal approach to care, with individualized care plans overseen by a compassionate team of nurses and specialists. From long-term care to hospice care or respite care, residents can expect expert support and comfort during their stay.
With a century of service, Eastern Shore Rehabilitation and Health Center is part of Noland Health Services in Alabama, a trusted provider of senior living communities and specialty hospitals. The center's commitment to nurturing the well-being of each resident is evident in the inviting hospitality and beautiful views of Mobile Bay that complement the care provided in private and semi-private rooms. Residents can expect personalized attention, innovative healthcare services, and inspiring activities to promote their overall well-being and independence during their stay at Eastern Shore Rehabilitation and Health Center.