North Carolina
Senior Rehabilitation Center in Salisbury, NC
Salisbury is a historic city in central North Carolina, founded in 1753, known for its charming downtown, rich railroad history, and welcoming community spirit. Nestled in a quiet neighborhood just five miles from Rowan Regional Medical Center and 10 minutes from historic downtown, Lash Health & Rehab Center offers a warm, home-like environment close to everything the area has to offer – from Dan Nicholas Park and Bell Tower Green to the North Carolina Transportation Museum and the nearby shores of High Rock Lake. Close enough to Charlotte and Winston-Salem for a faster pace, yet peaceful enough to truly feel like home. Fun fact: Salisbury is the birthplace of Cheerwine – the beloved cherry soda invented by a local general store owner in 1917 – and is also home to the national headquarters of Food Lion!
The Progressive Approach to Home (PATH)
The Progressive Approach to Home (PATH) is a unique, transitional care model that utilizes evidence-based practices and medical models. The team uses this program and transparent communication while working to return patients to their homes as quickly and safely as possible and reducing their number of hospital visits.
Contact the team to learn more about the PATH program
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Specialty Services at Lash Health & Rehab Center
Interested in learning more about the compassionate skilled nursing care or senior rehab services available at Lash Health & Rehab Center? Explore the services below for more information:
- Physical Therapy
- Occupational Therapy
- Speech Therapy
- Short-Term Care
- Long-Term Care
- Hospice Care
- Respite Care
- 24-hour Skilled Nursing Care
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Pre-registration Program
The community is excited to offer a Pre-registration Program that allows you to plan for your rehabilitation prior to your surgery. Community’s specialized programs are designed to enhance the lives of all patients. To help make the transition from the hospital to rehabilitation easier, the community is encouraging anyone having an elective surgery to call or make a reservation.







