Arbor Manor Rehabilitation and Nursing Center is a family-owned and operated recovery and rehabilitation facility providing exceptional quality personal care. Our Center, set on beautifully landscaped private grounds, surrounded by pines, promotes a safe, peaceful and quiet setting, as our guests go through the healing process to ultimately return to living independently in their community.
We work hard at creating successes every day for you. Getting people well and getting people home is our motto. Our Rehabilitation Department is staffed by experienced, licensed therapists who work closely with you and our physicians to provide the best individualized physical, occupational and speech therapy possible.
We work hard at creating successes every day for you. Getting people well and getting people home is our motto. Our Rehabilitation Department is staffed by experienced, licensed therapists who work closely with you and our physicians to provide the best individualized physical, occupational and speech therapy possible.
Services
Registered Nurses/LPN's: FT/PT or Casual positions (per Diem) Part Time or Full Time! 12 Hour shifts-allows more time for YOU and your work-life balance! Seeking motivated and compassionate registered nurses to join our growing staff! The better you are, the better we are! We are committed to nursing excellence and the best possible patient outcomes.
Our rehabilitation department is staffed by experienced, licensed therapists who work closely with our doctors and management team. We provide the most progressive individualized physical, occupational and speech therapy. Our newly renovated therapy room has been expanded to three times its former size and we added Jackson County's ONLY in-house aquatic therapy pool.
While I was at Arbor Manor for rehab after my knee replacement surgery I received excellent care from everyone I came in contact with. Everyone was friendly, respectful and always took the time to listen. I would personally like to thank the staff at Arbor Manor for the great care during my stay. All of the nurses, CNA's, therapy, dietary, etc. - were great.
As you walk into our Center, you are greeted by friendly, caring staff surrounded by our comfortable and elegantly decorated lobby. Our dedicated professional staff seeks to optimize your quality of life. We sincerely care about our guests and their families. You'll find our guest rooms and services come with all the comforts and amenities of a "home away from home".
At Arbor Manor Rehabilitation and Nursing Center, we offer a wide variety of activities for our residents and their families. We have a creative staff that plans activities for our residents daily. Activities include: musical guests, church services, Kitchen Club, Garden Club, Men's Group, bingo, card games, and crafts.
Reviews (11)
Maggie Horsch
Jan 04, 2022
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Jessica was wonderful helping me check in for the first time. My grandma is happier than she was at the hospital. The only problem is my grandma is in the last room of the hall; broken hip & femur bone, she wants & needs to be around people. I PRAY she’ll be able to get a room closer to people 🙏🙏🙏 She’ll be 91 on 1/8/22 it would be the BEST BIRTHDAY Gift to move up the hall. Thank you for a great Staff❤️🎉 First visit today.. Impressed today.
Maritrus Bobobonga
Nov 19, 2021
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Kay La
Jun 13, 2020
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Don’t trust half of the reviews you read online about this place, they are mostly all written by the staff ! The ONLY thing arbor manor cares about is MONEY. They over work there staff so much it’s insane. On top of that they don’t follow proper safety procedures for EZ stands or hoyers, for example usually only 1 employee operates a machine like that at arbor manor when LEGALLY there needs to be 2. On top of that the employees don’t believe in gait belts. Most of the employees that work there currently have been there so long they get away with so much stuff and that’s why they stay
Jill Hiler
Feb 05, 2020
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My mom and mother in law have both received wonderful outpatient therapy. The facility is very clean and welcoming. My mom’s strength and gait has changed so dramatically for the positive, she continues to do the exercises she was taught almost a year ago! My dad received care there for his last few days of life and was treated with compassion and respect. The staff were very attentive and kind. I would recommend Arbor Manor to anyone looking for inpatient or outpatient care/therapy.
Jake Hiler
Jan 03, 2020
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Tressa Teneyck
Sep 19, 2019
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Brenda H.
Jun 20, 2019
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My sister for the life of me will not consent to being transfer from this facility, not so much because the care she receive is stellar but it is close to her church members who frequently visit her, My brother and I visit on Saturdays, (early in the morning) she was soak with urine, she was sitting in her Wheel Chair so she must have gotten up and sit in her chair that way, one Aid seem to be displeased with me when I ask that she be cleaned up several times I have taken her NEW clothes and underwear ALL of it has disappeared, again when I inquired I have gotten bad attitude, The pictures on
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Oct 11, 2018
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Katelynn Cronin
Jul 29, 2018
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Katie Potter
Sep 24, 2016
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What a horrible place-- PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE for your family member's well-being, do not send them to this place. I have a family member here who has fallen MULTIPLE times while on "fall precautions" and the charge nurse and CNA's still lie. They do not watch their patients and treat patients with negligence. Multiple state reports have been sent on this facility and still no investigations. It is sickening that healthcare "professionals" treat elderly patients the way that they do here. The level of patient care here unbelievable and a disgrace.
Katie P.
Aug 09, 2016
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This facility has no regard for patient safety. My family member, who is a patient (unfortunately), has had multiple falls at this nursing home--each time, the staff member (I hardly refer to them as "healthcare professionals") tells the statement and does not take any responsibility for the incident. This is absolutely unprofessional--the patient is in your care, so when an incident occurs--it is on you. Each and every time my family member has fallen, the staff member has been near and not paying attention--yet their statement states opposite. If the staff member was paying attention
