Capital Nursing and Rehabilitation Center Voted Raleigh’s Best Nursing Home for the Third Year in a Row
Liberty Health and Rehab is proud to announce that Capital Nursing and Rehabilitation Center has once again been recognized as Raleigh’s Best Nursing Home in The News & Observer’s Raleigh’s Best Awards, marking the third consecutive year the community has earned this prestigious honor.
This continued recognition highlights the exceptional care, compassion and dedication our team provides to every resident and family we serve. Our mission at Capital Nursing and Rehabilitation Center is to deliver person-centered care that enhances quality of life, fosters independence and supports each resident’s health and well-being.
Capital Nursing and Rehabilitation Center is committed to excellence in every aspect of senior care. Our compassionate staff provides a full continuum of services, including:
- Short-Term Rehabilitation to help individuals recover strength and mobility after illness, surgery or injury.
- Skilled Nursing Care delivered by highly trained professionals in a safe and supportive environment.
- Long-Term Care for those needing continuous daily support and specialized attention.
- Palliative and Hospice Care focused on comfort, dignity and quality of life.
- Respite Care and Outpatient Therapy for families and individuals seeking flexible, personalized support.
“Capital Nursing and Rehabilitation Center is honored to be named Raleigh’s Best Nursing Home for the third year in a row,” shared Administrator Brandon Wood. “The team works hard daily to help provide the needs of our residents. Efficient care does not just come from within, but comes from the community support around us. We are so thankful for all of the support from the community.”
This achievement represents not only the dedication of our incredible team, but also the trust and partnership of the Raleigh community. We are truly grateful to our residents, families and neighbors for continuing to make Capital Nursing and Rehabilitation Center your preferred choice for compassionate, high-quality senior care.
To learn more about our services and the Liberty difference, visit Capital Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.
About Liberty Health and Rehab
Liberty Health and Rehab is a part of Liberty Health, a family-owned company that has provided continuum of care services across the Carolinas and beyond since 1875.
Three Rivers Health and Rehabilitation Center Voted Best of the Roanoke-Chowan for Second Year in a Row
Liberty Health and Rehab is proud to announce that Three Rivers Health and Rehabilitation Center in Windsor, NC was once again voted Best Nursing and Rehab Facility in the Best of the Roanoke-Chowan competition. This marks the second consecutive year the community received this distinguished honor, further highlighting Three Rivers’ commitment to excellence in senior care and rehabilitation services.
“Three Rivers has been recognized as the Best Nursing and Rehab Facility because our employees are hardworking, dedicated and committed to treating and caring for residents as if they are their own family,” shared Three Rivers Administrator Penny Brown. “Thank you to our community for honoring us with the Best of the Roanoke-Chowan award!”
This recognition follows other recent achievements for Three Rivers, including a Five-Star Quality Rating from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) and receiving a Bronze National Quality Award. These honors reflect the dedication of our staff and the compassionate, person-centered care they provide to the residents of Three Rivers every day.
Comprehensive Services at Three Rivers Health and Rehabilitation Center
Three Rivers provides a continuum of care designed to meet the evolving needs of seniors and their families. Our services include:
- Short-Term Rehabilitation: Individualized therapy plans following surgery, stroke or illness with access to physical, occupational and speech therapy in a state-of-the-art therapy gym
- Skilled Nursing Care: Around-the-clock clinical care, including wound care management, IV therapy, cardiopulmonary therapy and geriatric psychiatry services
- Assisted Living: Supportive services for seniors who need extra help with daily tasks while maintaining independence
- Long-Term Living: A safe and caring environment where residents receive ongoing support and enjoy engaging activities
- Hospice and Palliative Care: Compassionate end-of-life care and symptom management tailored to each individual’s needs
- Respite Care: Short-term stays that provide relief for family caregivers while ensuring loved ones are well cared for
In addition to comprehensive care, Three Rivers offers amenities such as private and semi-private rooms, salon services, social activities, in-room dining and both indoor and outdoor gathering spaces. Admissions are available seven days a week, ensuring accessibility when seniors and families need us most.
A Trusted Resource in Eastern North Carolina
Being voted Best Nursing and Rehab Facility two years in a row is more than an award—it’s a reflection of the trust placed in Three Rivers by the Windsor and Roanoke-Chowan communities. Families turn to Three Rivers because of our dedication to rehabilitation, recovery and quality senior living. Whether the need is for short-term therapy after a hospital stay, skilled nursing for a chronic condition or compassionate long-term care, our team is here to provide expert support with dignity and respect.
To learn more about our services at Three Rivers Health and Rehabilitation Center, please visit our website or request a free consultation.
About Liberty Health and Rehab
Liberty Health and Rehab is a part of Liberty Health, a family-owned company that has provided continuum of care services across the Carolinas and beyond since 1875.
Southwood Nursing and Rehabilitation Center Named Best Nursing Care Community in Sampson County
Liberty Health and Rehab is proud to share that Southwood Nursing and Rehabilitation Center has been named Best Nursing Care Community in The Sampson Independent’s 2025 Readers’ Choice Awards. This community-driven recognition is a testament to the exceptional care, dedication and compassion demonstrated by the Southwood team every day.
Each year, readers of The Sampson Independent vote for the top businesses and service providers in Sampson County, making this award a meaningful acknowledgment from those who matter most—our residents, their families and our local community.
“We are deeply honored to be recognized as the Best Nursing Care Community in the Sampson Independent Readers’ Choice Awards,” shared Taylor Baxley, Administrator at Southwood. “This award is a reflection of the compassion, dedication and excellence our team brings to every resident, every day. At Southwood, we strive to create a place where families feel confident and residents feel truly at home — and this recognition reinforces that commitment.”
A Commitment to Quality Care in Sampson County
Southwood Nursing and Rehabilitation Center provides high-quality skilled nursing and rehabilitation services in a comfortable, supportive environment. Whether a resident is recovering from surgery or in need of long-term care, our experienced team works together to support health, independence and overall well-being.
Southwood proudly offers:
- Short-term rehabilitation services
- Physical, occupational and speech therapy
- Long-term living
- Skilled nursing care
- Personalized treatment plans
- Compassionate, person-centered care
- Palliative care
- Hospice care
- Respite care
This Readers’ Choice Award highlights Southwood’s ongoing mission to set the standard for skilled nursing care in Sampson County and beyond. We are grateful for the trust placed in us by our community and remain committed to delivering the highest level of service and support.
About Liberty Health and Rehab
Liberty Health and Rehab is a part of Liberty Health, a family-owned company that has provided continuum of care services across the Carolinas and beyond since 1875.
Celebrating Five-Star Excellence Across Liberty Health and Rehab
Liberty Health and Rehab is proud to celebrate the outstanding achievements of several of our skilled nursing centers that have earned Five-Star Overall Quality Ratings from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). This recognition highlights our ongoing commitment to providing exceptional skilled nursing care, long-term care and short-term rehabilitation services across the Carolinas.
The CMS Five-Star Quality Rating System is a valuable tool for residents, families and caregivers to evaluate and compare nursing homes. Ratings are based on three key performance areas:
- Health Inspections: Includes results from the three most recent health inspections and complaint investigations
- Staffing: Considers staffing levels and turnover, particularly focusing on registered nurse staffing
- Quality Measures: Evaluates clinical and physical performance outcomes for residents, including mobility, pain management, and infection prevention
Our Five-Star Centers
The following Liberty Health and Rehab centers have received the highest possible rating for their dedication to quality care, compassionate service and clinical excellence:
- Capital Nursing and Rehabilitation – Raleigh, NC
- Elizabethtown Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center – Elizabethtown, NC
- Kempton of Charleston – Charleston, SC
- Parkview Health and Rehabilitation Center – Chapel Hill, NC
- Three Rivers Health and Rehabilitation Center – Windsor, NC
These centers exemplify Liberty Health and Rehab’s mission to deliver high-quality, person-centered care that enhances the well-being and independence of each resident.
Our Four-Star Centers
We also recognize the incredible accomplishments of our centers that have earned Four-Star Overall Ratings, reflecting strong performance and continuous improvement in skilled nursing services:
- Bradley Creek Health Center – Wilmington, NC
- The Inn at Quail Haven Village – Pinehurst, NC
- Liberty Commons Nursing and Rehabilitation Center of Halifax County – Weldon, NC
- Liberty Commons Nursing and Rehabilitation Center of Alamance County – Burlington, NC
- Shoreland Health Care and Retirement Center – Whiteville, NC
- Swift Creek Health Center – Cary, NC
- Westfield Rehabilitation and Health Center – Sanford, NC
- Yadkin Nursing Center – Yadkinville, NC
These ratings reflect our teams' hard work and the high standards maintained in clinical care, staff dedication and resident satisfaction.
Commitment to Quality
Whether providing post-acute rehabilitation or long-term skilled nursing services, each Liberty Health and Rehab location is dedicated to promoting wellness, dignity and comfort. These achievements are a testament to our teams' tireless work and our belief in continuous quality improvement. With 40 locations across the Carolinas, we encourage you to explore one of our award-winning skilled care communities near you.
About Liberty Health and Rehab
Liberty Health and Rehab is a part of Liberty Health, a family-owned company that has provided continuum of care services across the Carolinas and beyond since 1875.
Liberty Health and Rehab Administrator Chosen as a Future Long Term and Post-Acute Care Leader for National Organization
Liberty Health and Rehab is proud to announce that Nicola James, administrator of Royal Park of Mathews Rehabilitation and Health Center, has been chosen by the American Health Care Association and the National Center for Assisted Living (AHCA/NCAL) as a member of the 2025-2026 Future Leaders program. Selected participants demonstrate both leadership potential and represent the interests of the long term care and post-acute care profession. James will join 39 other leaders for the AHCA/NCAL’s 20th Future Leaders program, a year-long program that offers training and guidance for industry professionals.
“I want to extend my sincerest congratulations to our new class of Future Leaders,” said Clif Porter, president and CEO of the AHCA/NCAL. “Their dedication, innovation, and compassion represent the very best of long-term care. I look forward to seeing how they will shape the future of our profession and advocate for those they serve.”
“We’re proud to support the next generation of leaders in assisted living,” said LaShuan Bethea, Executive Director of the NCAL. “Each of these individuals has shown remarkable dedication to delivering high-quality care and improving the lives of those they serve. The Future Leaders program will help them build on that foundation and equip them to lead our profession into a brighter future.”
James is a dedicated and compassionate healthcare leader with over 17 years of experience in skilled nursing, including 13 years as a nurse and four years as a licensed nursing home administrator. She holds a Master’s degree in Healthcare Administration and is a proud graduate of the North Carolina Health Care Facilities Association (NCHCFA) Institute for LTC Leaders. James currently serves on the NCHCFA Planning Committee, where she contributes to initiatives that advance the quality of long-term care across the state.
“My leadership style is grounded in empathy, teamwork and a hands-on approach,” described James. “I'm passionate about creating a positive environment for both residents and staff, and I believe meaningful, one-on-one connections are the heart of exceptional long-term care.”
The AHCA/NCAL developed the Future Leaders program in 2004. The program covers the latest theories and practical applications in quality management, customer satisfaction and leadership. The year-long program kicks off with the “Future Leaders of Long Term Care in America” Symposium held every September in Washington, D.C.
By participating in this program, James will hone her knowledge and leadership skills to help advance quality and promote Liberty Health and Rehab’s mission of providing the highest quality, resident-centered care to those we serve.
About Liberty Health and Rehab
Liberty Health and Rehab is a part of Liberty Health, a family-owned company that has provided continuum of care services across the Carolinas and beyond since 1875.
Two Liberty Health and Rehab Communities Recognized with 2025 AHCA/NCAL Silver National Quality Award
Liberty Health and Rehab is proud to announce two of our skilled nursing and rehabilitation communities are 2025 recipients of the Silver – Achievement in Quality Award by the American Health Care Association and National Center for Assisted Living (AHCA/NCAL). Liberty Commons Nursing and Rehabilitation Center of Halifax County and Westfield Rehabilitation and Health Center are recognized with this national honor for their commitment to improving the lives of residents through quality care.
The award is the second of three distinctions possible through the AHCA/NCAL National Quality Award Program, which recognizes organizations that meet progressively rigorous standards of performance to further improve the lives of residents and staff in long-term care.
The National Quality Award Program has three progressive levels: Bronze, Silver and Gold. At the Silver level, recipients have met the criteria for the Bronze award and can now move on to the final and most prestigious level of the program, the Gold – Excellence in Quality Award. Trained examiners review each application to determine if the center has met the demands of the criteria. Data shows, Silver and Gold awarded providers outperform the rest of the nation.
"Earning the Silver award is no small feat, and Liberty Health and Rehab has demonstrated exceptional commitment to quality improvement,” said Cathy Bergland, AHCA/NCAL National Quality Award Board Chair. “This recognition is a clear reflection of their hard work and unwavering focus on delivering superior care and service to residents and staff.”
Liberty Commons Nursing and Rehabilitation Center of Halifax County and Westfield Rehabilitation and Health Center join a growing list of Liberty Health and Rehab locations across North Carolina that have achieved this honor, showing their commitment to quality care.
Our Silver National Quality Award Recipients Now Include:
Capital Nursing and Rehabilitation in Raleigh, NC
Elizabethtown Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center in Elizabethtown, NC
Liberty Commons Nursing and Rehabilitation Center of Halifax County in Weldon, NC
Pisgah Manor at Pisgah Valley Retirement Community in Candler, NC
Shoreland Health Care and Retirement Center in Whiteville, NC
The Inn at Quail Haven in Pinehurst, NC
The Pavilion Health Center at Brightmore in Charlotte, NC
Westfield Rehabilitation and Health Center in Sanford, NC
Our Bronze National Quality Award Recipients Now Include:
Bradley Creek Health Center at Carolina Bay in Wilmington, NC
Bermuda Commons Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Advance, NC
Golden Years Nursing Home in Falcon, NC
Liberty Commons Nursing and Rehabilitation Center of Alamance County in Burlington, NC
Liberty Commons Nursing and Rehabilitation Center of Columbus County in Whiteville, NC
Liberty Commons Nursing and Rehabilitation Center of Johnston County in Benson, NC
Liberty Commons Nursing and Rehabilitation Center of Lee County in Sanford, NC
Louisburg Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center in Louisburg, NC
Mary Gran Nursing Center in Clinton, NC
Parkview Health and Rehabilitation Center in Chapel Hill, NC
Royal Park of Matthews Rehabilitation and Health Center in Matthews, NC
Summerstone Health and Rehabilitation Center in Kernersville, NC
The Foley Center at Chestnut Ridge in Blowing Rock, NC
Three Rivers Health and Rehabilitation Center in Windsor, NC
Warren Hills Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Warrenton, NC
Westfield Rehabilitation and Health Center in Sanford, NC
Yadkin Nursing Center in Yadkinville, NC
About Liberty Health and Rehab:
Liberty Health and Rehab is a part of Liberty Health, a family-owned company that has provided continuum of care services across the Carolinas and beyond since 1875.
Five Liberty Health and Rehab Communities Earn 2025 AHCA/NCAL Bronze National Quality Award
Liberty Health and Rehab is proud to announce five of our skilled nursing and rehabilitation communities are 2025 recipients of the Bronze – Commitment to Quality Award by the American Health Care Association and National Center for Assisted Living (AHCA/NCAL). Golden Years Nursing Home, Liberty Commons Nursing and Rehabilitation Center of Lee County, Mary Gran Nursing Center, Three Rivers Health and Rehabilitation Center and Yadkin Nursing Center are recognized with this national honor for their commitment to improving the lives of residents through quality care.
This distinction is the first of three progressive award levels through the AHCA/NCAL National Quality Award Program. The Program honors providers across the nation like Liberty Health and Rehab that have demonstrated their dedication to enhancing the quality of care for our nation’s elders and individuals with disabilities.
The AHCA/NCAL National Quality Award Program is a rigorous three-level process reviewed and evaluated by trained experts against a set of nationally recognized standards for organizational excellence. The standards of the Baldrige Performance Excellence Program help organizations achieve superior performance over time to improve the quality of life and care of long-term care residents.
Providers begin the quality improvement journey at the Bronze level, where they develop an organizational profile detailing among other elements their vision, mission, key customers, and key strengths and challenges. Bronze applicants must demonstrate the use of a performance improvement system. Trained examiners review each application to determine if a center has met the demands of the criteria. As a recipient of the Bronze - Commitment to Quality Award, the skilled care communities mentioned above may now move forward to the Silver - Achievement in Quality Award criteria.
“Receiving this award marks the beginning of an exciting journey towards excellence,” said Cathy Bergland, AHCA/NCAL National Quality Award Board Chair. “Congratulations to Liberty Health and Rehab for this significant achievement. I encourage you to take some time to celebrate and continue striving for higher levels of quality and performance.”
Golden Years Nursing Home, Liberty Commons Nursing and Rehabilitation Center of Lee County, Mary Gran Nursing Center, Three Rivers Health and Rehabilitation Center and Yadkin Nursing Center join a growing list of Liberty Health and Rehab locations across North Carolina that have achieved this honor, showing their commitment to quality care.
Our Silver National Quality Award Recipients Now Include:
Capital Nursing and Rehabilitation in Raleigh, NC
Elizabethtown Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center in Elizabethtown, NC
Liberty Commons Nursing and Rehabilitation Center of Halifax County in Weldon, NC
Pisgah Manor at Pisgah Valley Retirement Community in Candler, NC
Shoreland Health Care and Retirement Center in Whiteville, NC
The Inn at Quail Haven in Pinehurst, NC
The Pavilion Health Center at Brightmore in Charlotte, NC
Westfield Rehabilitation and Health Center in Sanford, NC
Our Bronze National Quality Award Recipients Now Include:
Bradley Creek Health Center at Carolina Bay in Wilmington, NC
Bermuda Commons Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Advance, NC
Golden Years Nursing Home in Falcon, NC
Liberty Commons Nursing and Rehabilitation Center of Alamance County in Burlington, NC
Liberty Commons Nursing and Rehabilitation Center of Columbus County in Whiteville, NC
Liberty Commons Nursing and Rehabilitation Center of Johnston County in Benson, NC
Liberty Commons Nursing and Rehabilitation Center of Lee County in Sanford, NC
Louisburg Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center in Louisburg, NC
Mary Gran Nursing Center in Clinton, NC
Parkview Health and Rehabilitation Center in Chapel Hill, NC
Royal Park of Matthews Rehabilitation and Health Center in Matthews, NC
Summerstone Health and Rehabilitation Center in Kernersville, NC
The Foley Center at Chestnut Ridge in Blowing Rock, NC
Three Rivers Health and Rehabilitation Center in Windsor, NC
Warren Hills Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Warrenton, NC
Westfield Rehabilitation and Health Center in Sanford, NC
Yadkin Nursing Center in Yadkinville, NC
About Liberty Health and Rehab:
Liberty Health and Rehab is a part of Liberty Health, a family-owned company that has provided continuum of care services across the Carolinas and beyond since 1875.
Royal Park of Matthews Rehabilitation and Health Center to Benefit from CMS-Funded Leadership Grant
Liberty Health and Rehab is dedicated to continuously enhancing the care and services we provide to our residents. That’s why we are excited to announce that Royal Park of Matthews Rehabilitation and Health Center is among the first skilled nursing and rehabilitation centers to benefit from a $380,000 grant awarded to FutureCare NC, a nonprofit organization established by the North Carolina Health Care Facilities Association (NCHCFA).
Funded by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), this grant will support the Building Culture Leaders Program over the next three years, bringing new leadership development opportunities to 40 skilled nursing and rehabilitation centers across North Carolina.
Empowering Leadership to Improve Senior Care
The Building Culture Leaders Program focuses on improving the health and well-being of skilled nursing center residents by equipping long-term care (LTC) leaders with essential knowledge and skills. The program’s goal is to foster leadership excellence and a positive organizational culture, ultimately driving quality improvement and person-centered care for residents.
The program will focus on the following:
- Resident-centered care through improved leadership practices
- Staff development and engagement to promote high-quality service
- Operational efficiency to create a positive environment for both residents and employees
The program is designed to directly impact over 1,000 LTC leaders and staff through:
- In-person leadership training sessions
- Onsite coaching and team-building workshops
- A structured curriculum focused on developing and sustaining resident-focused care
By the end of the three-year grant period, the program aims to:
- Increase resident and family satisfaction in quality of care and quality of life by 15 percent
- Strengthen organizational culture and leadership skills, with at least 75 percent of participants reporting improvement
Liberty Health and Rehab is proud to be part of this initiative, ensuring our communities are at the forefront of leadership excellence in long-term care. With this grant, Royal Park of Matthews is positioned to lead the way in implementing best practices that elevate the standard of care in skilled nursing and rehabilitation communities.
Kicking Off the Program at Royal Park of Matthews
The initiative officially launched with a special presentation from representatives of NCHCFA at Royal Park of Matthews, marking the beginning of this transformative journey. Mark Gogal, the Vice President of Workforce Development at NCHCFA, is leading the curriculum. Paul Babinski, NCHCFA Board Chair and Liberty Health and Rehab’s Vice President of Operations, also attended to discuss how this grant will benefit Royal Park of Matthews and long-term care in North Carolina.
“Lessons will be brought back to our Liberty Health and Rehab skilled care communities where most importantly, our engaged, empowered and more highly satisfied workforce will deliver resident care with elevated purpose and customer focus,” shared Babinski. “Ultimately, our goal is developing impassioned leaders that create a work culture of excellence that results in the best person-centered care for our residents and their families.”
As one of the first centers to participate in the Building Culture Leaders Program, Royal Park of Matthews is proud to set the stage for a new era of excellence in senior care. With access to cutting-edge training and leadership resources, our team at Royal Park of Matthews is eager to apply these insights to continue providing the highest quality of care to our residents. This grant represents an incredible opportunity to strengthen leadership and improve the overall resident experience in skilled nursing and rehabilitation centers.
Looking Ahead: Future Growth and Leadership Development
In addition to the Building Culture Leaders Program, Liberty Health and Rehab is fortunate to have a diverse group of leaders participating in the NCHCFA’s Institute for LTC Leaders.
Program participants include:
- Nicola James, LNHA, Administrator at Royal Park of Matthews Rehabilitation and Health Center
- Garret Keener, LNHA, Administrator at The Oaks
- Elizabeth Lockett, RN, LNHA, Administrator at Yadkin Nursing Center
- Leslie Robinson, RN, Director of Nursing at Liberty Commons Nursing and Rehabilitation Center of Lee County
- Becky Ballard, HR Coordinator at Silver Bluff Village
- Lashonda Ladson, Human Resources at Oak Forest Health and Rehabilitation Center
- Brittany Batot, Liberty Care Coordinator for Forsyth County
The Institute for LTC Leaders is making a meaningful impact, empowering passionate leaders to create work environments rooted in excellence. Our dedicated staff are applying these leadership lessons to their communities, reinforcing person-centered care that residents and families truly appreciate.
"Program participants are bringing back learned materials that are influencing positive work cultures, reinforcing the importance of participatory decision-making, reinforcing the value of engaged and recognized team members,” explained Babinski. “They are also sharing information and updates with generous transparency. This program is already making a positive difference to our attendees and is gaining positive traction.”
As Liberty Health and Rehab continues to embrace leadership development, we are excited to announce that another cohort of participants will soon be enrolling in this program. Multiple candidates from Liberty Health and Rehab are preparing to submit applications to participate, ensuring that our skilled nursing and rehabilitation centers remain at the forefront of excellence in care.
At Liberty Health and Rehab, we recognize that leadership excellence is a long-term commitment. However, as the saying goes, even a marathon begins with a single step. Through our involvement in the Building Culture Leaders Program and the Institute for LTC Leaders, we are taking bold steps toward developing strong, engaged leaders who are shaping the future of senior care.
About Liberty Health and Rehab
Liberty Health and Rehab is part of Liberty Health, a family-owned company that has provided continuum of care services across the Carolinas and beyond since 1875.
Southport Health and Rehabilitation Center Welcomes Residents Home After September Flooding
Southport Health and Rehabilitation Center is thrilled to welcome residents back home after relocating them due to the heavy rains that flooded the community in September. A welcome party of staff and local volunteers greeted residents with signs and balloons as they returned home after nearly five months. There were cheers, warm smiles, lots of hugs and even a few happy tears.
“They made it like a party for us,” shared returning resident, Susan Fogle. “As I recovered from my illness, this became my home. I thank everyone for that kind greeting they gave us. I’m looking at everything and it’s so clean and safe.”
During the last five months, Southport Health and Rehabilitation Center has undergone extensive remediation. Residents are returning to freshly painted walls, updated flooring and new furniture.
“We express our gratitude to our sister Liberty Health and Rehab centers for keeping our residents safe and cared for during this transition,” shared Southport Health and Rehabilitation Center Administrator Danielle Peters. “Our hearts are full as we welcome our residents back to their home!”
Southport Health and Rehabilitation Center is hosting a Ribbon Cutting and Open House on April 29, 2025 at 1:30 p.m. to showcase the recent upgrades to the community.
Southport Health and Rehabilitation Center provides a complete continuum of care, including short-term rehabilitation, skilled nursing, long-term living, assisted living, outpatient therapy, hospice care, palliative care and respite care.
About Liberty Health and Rehab
Liberty Health and Rehab is part of Liberty Health, a family-owned company that has provided continuum of care services across the Carolinas and beyond since 1875.
Westfield Rehabilitation and Health Center Voted Best Short/Long Term Rehabilitation for a Decade Straight
Westfield Rehabilitation and Health Center is honored to be voted the Best Short/Long Term Rehabilitation in The Sanford Herald’s Best of Lee County for the tenth straight year.
This decade-long recognition stands as a testament to Westfield Rehabilitation and Health Center’s unwavering commitment to caring with excellence by providing personalized, high-quality care to each resident.
“We know there are several healthcare options in Lee County, and we are humbled to be chosen one of the best options for residents when it comes to short and long-term rehabilitation,” shared Administrator Patience Osano. “We strive to deliver our mission every single day: ‘Cultivating Community. Enhancing Lives. Promoting Independence. Our Family. Your Family. Together. Every. Single. Day.’ Thank you, Lee County, for your votes of confidence for the tenth straight year.”
Westfield Rehabilitation and Health Center’s very own Samara Petty, LPN, was also honored with the distinction of being voted Best Nurse in Lee County.
“Samara is truly deserving of this award,” shared Director of Nursing Wesley Godfrey. “She goes the extra mile to advocate for our residents every single day. Samara loves what she does and she truly makes a difference in the lives of those she cares for. We admire and respect her commitment to caring for others and being the best possible nurse. Thank you, Samara, for everything you do.”
Westfield Rehabilitation and Health Center is proud to be a trusted resource for the Lee County community when it comes to providing a complete continuum of care, including short-term rehabilitation, long-term care, skilled nursing care, hospice care, respite care, palliative care and outpatient therapy.
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Liberty Health and Rehab is part of Liberty Health, a family-owned company that has provided continuum of care services across the Carolinas and beyond since 1875.