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Welcome to Conover Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
AHCA/NCAL’s Report: State of the Skilled Nursing Industry
Conover Nursing and Rehabilitation is the only family-owned health care provider of rehabilitation therapy and skilled nursing home services in Catawba County, NC. We are not part of a large chain with corporate offices a hundred miles away. Family ownership sets us apart and promotes a more homelike atmosphere, seen not only in our physical environment but also in our qualified and caring staff. Our beautiful 90-bed facility was built in 2002 and is located in the foothills of North Carolina in the town of Conover, just outside Hickory, NC
We understand not only the uniqueness of each person’s situation, but also the many challenges families can face when making difficult decisions for their loved ones. Whether you are looking for state-of-the-art rehabilitative therapy to recover from a stroke, joint replacement or other surgery, illness or injury, or are in need of long-term skilled nursing care, Conover Nursing and Rehab’s qualified professionals can meet your needs. Look for personal testimonies of hope and inspiration throughout our website from people who chose Conover Nursing and Rehabilitation Center for their rehabilitative therapy and/or long-term care needs.
Conover Nursing and Rehab is honored that you are visiting our website! If we do not answer all of your questions here, feel free to contact us so that we may assist you in locating additional resources.
REHABILITATION
At Conover Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, we strive to get you back to your everyday life as quickly and as worry-free as possible.
SKILLED NURSING
Here at Conover Nursing and Rehab, we provide the highest level of skilled nursing and specialized services for a wide array of people.
SPECIALIZED CARE
Our team supports your recovery for hip or knee surgeries, stroke and cardiac rehabilitation, and other illnesses/injuries.
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We celebrated National Taco day with some Taco hats, Taco bingo, and walking Tacos! Let’s Taco bout the fun we had!
Good Morning! CNRC is now accepting referrals for Long Term Care. If you or your loved one is interested in Long term Care placement in our facility, please have a referral sent over to us. Referrals should include, an FL2 form from you Primary Care Physician, an H&P, your last doctors note, and any labs done in the last 14 days. Our Clinical team will review this information, and if we have availability, we will give you a call. We look forward to hearing from you!
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Yesterday was Singing Cowboy day. We enjoyed some Name that Tune, Cowboy edition, and had a special guest come to visit with us. Everybody meet Autry Jean!!!
this truly was a BLAST!!
Looks like so much fun!
Today was Western Day at CNRC! Everyone please help me give a big Yee Haw to our residents and staff on a job well done. Special Yee Haw goes out to Rhonda and Amber for always keeping our residents active and having a good time. Its a great day here at CNRC everyday!
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Facebook Friends, and Family please stop what you are doing and help us say thank you for a job well done by our fantastic Rehab Staff! Thank you all so much for always going above and beyond to ensure our residents get the best therapy possible! You are all appreciated! You Rock!!
Thank you for a super group of ladies that does a fantastic job.You are greatly appreciated 💕
Best therapy team ever !! You guys are awesome and amazing !! ❤❤
Love our therapy team!! They are amazing!!
Thank you, amazing group ❤️
Y’all are amazing. Love and miss you all.
Great bunch of workout girls there and the future baby
You go girls! Miss y’all!
You all rock it !
Looking great Ladies
Y’all Rock
Y’all are the best!!!
We made Fall sensory bags for World Alzheimer’s Day! Snack today will be peanut butter crackers. Did you know peanut butter is used to help diagnosis early stage Alzheimer’s? Have a great day!!!
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