Autumn Care of Nash

SENIOR NURSING HOME IN NASHVILLE, NC

Located in Nashville, North Carolina, a close-knit assisted living community dating back to 1780, Autumn Care of Nash is easily accessible to Interstate 95 and U.S. Route 64. This skilled nursing facility has served those in need of short- and long-term care since 2002. Unlike other nursing homes in Nashville NC, our person-centered approach to senior care services ensures that every patient is treated like family. At Autumn Care of Nash, we believe that senior health services should include ways for patients to create social connections. Patients enjoy activities including fitness programs, our registered pet therapy dog, manicures, Bible studies, a men’s coffee club, butterbean auctions and a Fourth of July parade onsite.

Assisted Living Senior Care Near You

Autumn Care of Nash offers specialized assisted living and skilled nursing programs and individualized care plans designed to help achieve the beneficial outcomes for you or your loved one. Whether you are seeking short-term services for recovery after a surgery or long-term care for managing a chronic illness, our Nashville skilled nursing team is committed to meeting your individual needs. We offer short-term rehabilitation, long-term skilled nursing care and respite care in a home-like atmosphere. Our full range of senior health services is here to help you or your loved one regain as much independence as possible.

Looking for a Nashville Nursing Home?

We have the compassion, experience, expertise, skills, and programs to provide the quality senior care services that result in a high quality of life. Find out what makes Autumn Care of Nash so special by contacting us today to learn more about our person-centered assisted living and skilled nursing home in Nashville, NC.

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Our facility proudly holds an award from the American Health Care Association (AHCA) as part of the 2020 Quality Initiative Recognition Program. This recognition is for one or more of the following goals: Safely reduced long-stay and short-stay hospitalizations;​ improved long-stay or short-stay satisfaction; safely reduced the use of antipsychotic medications, or improved short-stay functional improvement or long-stay worsening mobility.