“A recognition of this caliber does not occur without teamwork. Throughout this entire process, our dedicated employees from all facets of patient care demonstrated excellence in compassionate patient care,” said Brian Agan, rehabilitation manager. “CARF recognition is the result of extensive site surveys by rehabilitation professionals, and our community should be proud of the fact that Nash Health Care meets international standards for excellence, quality, and successful patient outcomes.”

CARF’s mission is to promote the quality, value and optimal outcomes of services through a comprehensive accreditation process. Founded in 1966, the organization’s extensive peer review process and surveys accredit programs that demonstrate not only high quality, but successful treatment.
            “All of our patients are on a journey; maybe they have been injured in an accident, maybe they have had a stroke, maybe they have had a knee or hip replacement.  This journey along the pathway to independence is one that we all take together, but at the same time, we tailor each treatment plan to the individual patient,”  Agan added.
         Rehabilitation services at Nash Health Care incorporates a wide range of disciplines, including occupational therapy, and rehabilitation services for stroke, brain trauma, joint replacement, spinal injury and more.  Nash Health Care opened the Bryant T. Aldridge Rehabilitation Center in November 1999. The 23-bed facility, featuring all-private rooms, has a therapeutic walking garden, gymnasium and therapeutic swimming pool. The Bryant T. Aldridge Rehabilitation Center draws patients from a 19-county region.