Southpointe Rehab Center is a Skilled Nursing Facility community in the Fall River area.
Southpointe Rehab Center, nestled in the vibrant neighborhood of Fall River, Massachusetts, offers a welcoming and supportive environment for its residents. This large community is dedicated to providing exceptional care and medical services, ensuring that residents receive the attention they need around the clock. With 12-16 hour nursing available and a 24-hour call system, residents can rest assured that assistance is always within reach. The center's commitment to health care is further demonstrated through services such as medication management, assistance with daily activities, and non-ambulatory care.
The community is enriched with a wide array of amenities designed to enhance the quality of life for its residents. From the tranquil garden and wellness room to the lively arts and activity rooms, there is always something to engage and inspire. Residents can enjoy movie nights, partake in music programs, or explore the outdoor common spaces, all of which foster a sense of community and belonging. The center also offers scheduled daily activities and resident-run initiatives, promoting both independence and camaraderie.
Southpointe Rehab Center is conveniently located near essential services and delightful local spots. With Andrew Sucov, MD, at St. Anne's Hospital just a mile away, and CVS Pharmacy within a short distance, medical needs are easily met. For a change of pace, residents can visit Family Ties Restaurant or enjoy a cup of coffee at Coastal Roasters, both offering a taste of the local flavor. The nearby parks provide perfect settings for leisurely walks and outdoor relaxation.
Despite being a for-profit corporation, Southpointe Rehab Center is deeply committed to the well-being of its residents, offering certified beds for those using Medicare and Medicaid. The center's emphasis on care, community, and convenience makes it a cherished home for many, where residents can enjoy a fulfilling and supported lifestyle.
