Alderwood Health & Rehab

A Top-notch Senior Health and Rehab Center

Alderwood Health & Rehab provides exceptional skilled nursing, transitional and long-term care to residents and visiting patients.

This 50-bed health center provides rehabilitative care to help patients recover from an acute injury, surgery or illness. It also offers long-term care to those who require a high level of ongoing medical services.

Ranked Among the Top Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitative Care Centers in Ohio

Alderwood Health & Rehab maintains:

• Consistently high ratings from the Centers for Medicaid & Medicare Services
• High rankings from the Ohio Department of Aging
• Better-than-average ratings from U.S. News & World Report Best Nursing Homes

Designed for Comfort, Healing and Hospitality

Alderwood’s 36 private and seven semi-private rooms provide home-like comfort, featuring:

• Designer touches and high-end finishes
• Expansive windows and natural lighting
• In-room kitchenettes · Comfortable seating areas
• Spacious private baths
• Built-in lockable storage areas

Alderwood residents dine on nutritious, chef-prepared meals in a restaurant-quality dining room.

All Residents have access to a full program of life enrichment, social, physical and spiritual activities. Designed by skilled activity professionals, these opportunities can create lasting friendships.

Services Help Residents Maintain the Highest Level of IndependenCE

Social services and physical, occupational and speech therapies are available to assist residents in maintaining the highest possible level of independence.

Alderwood Health & Rehab is ideal for visiting patients in need of physical therapy, occupational therapy, skilled nursing care or speech-language pathology services.

Medical Directorship by COPC

Dr. Adam Rush, our Medical Director from Central Ohio Primary Care, leads the Alderwood team in providing exceptional care.

Program Director

Your program director works with the interdisciplinary team to individualize and coordinate your treatment plan.

Physical Therapist

Your physical therapist will teach you exercises that can help improve your balance, strength and mobility. If necessary, they will also instruct on safe and correct use of mobility devices, such as a walker, cane, brace or artificial limb.

Occupational Therapist

Your occupational therapist will focus on improving your everyday living skills including bathing, dressing and eating. They may also train you on equipment that will help you better perform these activities.

Speech-Language Pathologist

If needed, your speech-language pathologist will assess and treat your communication, memory, problem-solving and reasoning skills. They may also evaluate and treat difficulties with swallowing.