SERVICES
Short Term Rehab
Whether you're recovering from a hospital stay, an accident, or a sudden illness, our short-term rehabilitation program is designed to get you back on your feet and back to your life as quickly as possible. Our skilled therapy team works closely with each patient to create a personalized recovery plan focused on restoring strength, mobility, and independence.
Long Term Care
When the time comes to find ongoing care for a loved one, we understand how important it is to find a place that truly feels like home. At Saluda Nursing & Rehab Center, we treat every resident like family — with the warmth, patience, and genuine compassion they deserve. Our experienced clinical staff delivers exceptional, individualized care around the clock, ensuring that your loved one is not only safe and healthy, but comfortable, engaged, and surrounded by people who truly care.
Outpatient Therapy
You don't have to be a resident to benefit from our therapy services. Our outpatient program offers Physical, Occupational, and Speech-Language Therapy to members of the greater Saluda community — no hospital stay required. With a physician's order, you can access high-quality, one-on-one therapy right here in your community. Whether you're managing a chronic condition, recovering from an injury, or simply looking to improve your day-to-day function, we're here to help you live better.
Rehabilitation Services
we offer a wide range of therapy services to help you or your loved one heal, regain strength, and get back to everyday life. Our caring team provides physical, occupational, and speech therapy, along with specialized programs for balance, spine and back care, swallowing difficulties, lymphedema, and both neurological and cognitive conditions. No matter where you are in your recovery, we build a plan around your personal goals and are with you every step of the way.
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Physical Therapy
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Occupational Therapy
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Speech Therapy
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Orthopedic
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Neurological
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Neuro Development
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Cognitive
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Language Skills Development
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Lymphedema Therapy
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Balance And Vestibular
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Vital-Stim Certified
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Functional Capacity Evaluation
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Spine and Back
Comfort Care
What is comfort care?
Comfort care is a compassionate approach to healthcare designed to help seriously ill patients maintain the best possible quality of life. Comfort care starts with information. Patients and families are given clear, honest guidance about their illness so they can make informed decisions with confidence, on their own terms.
Comfort Care FAQ
Provided services
Pain management
Emotional and spiritual support
Supports family and caregivers
Living will assistance
Power of attorney assistance
Coordinate specialist care
Connects patients to services
Educates on patients' rights
Reduce hospital re-admissions
Who can refer patients for comfort care?
The patients’ physician, nurse, social worker, clergy, family member, or the patient himself may ask for a consultation or counseling session with the comfort care team.
Why comfort care?
Studies show that comfort care improves quality of life for seriously ill patients. By offering expert medical, emotional, spiritual and practical support, comfort care helps patients feel better and remain more active and independent while living with an illness.
Who can receive comfort care?
Patients may be any age and in any stage of illness. Anyone with a serious illness (such as heart and lung disease, diabetes, cancer, Alzheimer’s disease, or other long-term or advanced illness) can benefit from comfort care.