Virtua Health and Rehabilitation Centers provide expert care in a compassionate environment for patients requiring nursing care, sub-acute medical care or in-patient rehabilitation. Our sites are conveniently located within our hospital complexes in Berlin and Mount Holly, for easy access to emergency hospitalization or more advanced medical care if needed.
Our experts include board certified physicians and physical, occupational and speech therapists, who work as a team to provide a customized plan of care designed for each patient. Our goal is to help every patient restore a meaningful quality of life and regain as much independence as possible.
Virtua Health and Rehabilitation Centers are accredited by the prestigious Joint Commission for Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO).
The conditions we treat include:
- Orthopaedic conditions, such as joint replacement
- Stroke
- Amputations
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Arthritic deficits
- Parkinson's Disease
- Neurological deficits
- Gait dysfunction
- Deconditioning
- Complex wound care
- Conditions requiring IV therapy
Featured Services
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Nursing Home Care
- Skilled, around-the-clock care in a compassionate, warm and friendly environment
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Long-Term Care
- Long-term care for patients with ongoing physical and/or cognitive health limitations
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Subacute Care/Rehabilitation Programs
- For the step following illness or surgery, but prior to returning home... transitional care in our subacute care unit; a minimum of three hours of rehabilitation daily to help maximize endurance and improve skills that may have diminished as a result of illness or injury.
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Respite Care
- Short-term care of any duration, a day, a week, or for as long as is needed, when regular at-home care-givers are unavailable
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Palliative Care
- Expert pain management, where medical professionals have advanced training and sensitivity in recognizing signs of pain in residents who are unable to communicate
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Safety Units
- Safe, comfortable, caring environments for patients with Alzheimer's or dementia