Thank you for your interest in Cumberland Nursing & Rehabilitation Center.
We understand the difficulty in finding a nursing home that provides the unique care you or your loved one needs. We will provide you with complete information about our services before you make your final decision.
Whether you are looking for a short-term stay to recover from surgery or an acute illness, or you need long-term care to function better and enjoy life more fully, our dedicated nursing assistants and therapists are prepared to answer your questions and serve you. We invite you to visit us to see our family-friendly environment and highly motivated associates that make Cumberland Nursing & Rehabilitation Center an exceptional place to be.
Selecting the right nursing and rehab facility is crucial to ensure one’s well-being. It is important that you are comfortable with your choice. We are here when you need us and look forward to meeting your personal and healthcare needs.
At Cumberland Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, you’ll enjoy our warm and compassionate service that includes:
Cumberland Nursing & Rehabilitation Center provides care on a nondiscriminatory basis so that all residents are admitted and receive benefits and services without regards to race, religion, color, national origin, age, gender, disability, marital status or source of payment.
Cumberland’s skilled nursing team and allied health professionals create a personalized care plan for each patient.
Cumberland’s physical, occupational and speech therapists use the most current methods and technologies to help you restore your abilities.
Human connection is what we’re all about. Read about some of our favorite people – the residents of Cumberland who brighten our days.
Seniors need regular exercise to maintain muscle tone, boost endurance and gain independence. Muscle tends to atrophy during the later stages of a person’s life. You can keep hard-earned tissues through both cardiovascular exercises, stretching routines and weight training. Exercise programs should be very flexible, so routines and movements change every week or so, depending on
Osteoporosis is more common in women. It affects almost 20% (1 in 5) of women aged 50 and over and almost 5% (1 in 20) of men aged 50 and over. Many people with osteoporosis do not know they have it until they break a bone. Screening is important to find these people before this
Our resident council would like to recognize our May Employee of the Month, Karen Dockery. Karen works up front in the Admissions office and always greets others with a smile and kind word, well that or a joke of course. Karen has worked at Cumberland for over 15 years and truly holds a special place
The 2023 theme for National Skilled Nursing Care Week (NSNCW), Cultivating Kindness, is inspired by the many acts of kindness that happen in skilled nursing care centers every day. Research has found that practicing compassion and kindness not only can improve health and well-being but can also strengthen human connections and bonds. Staff, residents, families, and
Happy Birthday to Residents and Staff celebrating during the month of May! Residents Shirley L. 5/3 Ann C. 5/13 Thelma W. 5/15 Sylvia T. 5/28 Staff Virgie S. 5/9
Earth Day (April 22) reminds us of our personal and collective responsibility to preserve and protect our environment. For many the word “environment” means the natural world: the mountains, forests, rivers, oceans, animals, and the air around us. To others, the environment brings to mind the green movement, and “reduce, reuse, recycle.” Turn off appliances and
