Frederick Health & Rehabilitation Center

Our goal is to help restore maximum abilities for individuals recovering from medical injuries with a patient-centered, cost-effective manner.

“My brother has been transported there from another facility. I love how responsive and caring all the staff have been and the facility is so clean!”

“Once again the staff here took care of me and nursed me back to health. Thank you all for cleaning up after me and helping me in more ways than I can say. I can’t imagine what shape I would be in if not for all of you.”

At Frederick Health and Rehabilitation, we work constantly to improve the overall quality of care and quality of life of each and every resident. Our staff works 24/7 to provide comprehensive , compassionate care in a skilled nursing setting. Each staff member is a part of the larger multi-disciplinary team who together helps develop the care plan to help you or your loved one achieve the highest level of recovery possible. We specialize in rehabilitation services to improve the speed and scope of recovery in a private and dignified manner. Our goal is to help restore maximum abilities for individuals recovering in a patient-centered, family-focused environment.

Our short-term rehabilitation suites are equipped with flat-screen TVs, telephones, daily newspaper services, state-of-the-art therapy equipment, and the services of our physical, occupational, and speech therapists.

Our goal for residents is simple: to help individuals to live dignified and optimally independent lives. We tailor each individual’s therapy plan to his or her unique needs.

Sometimes primary caregivers are unable to continue care for a brief period of time, for a variety of reasons. If you are a caregiver for a loved one or family member, respite care is a temporary option that ensures your loved ones receive compassionate, quality care.

When I was a teenager, my mother was diagnosed with stage 4 Breast Cancer, enduring a double mastectomy and going through chemo and radiation treatments. Providing her with care became part of my daily routine. Doing this I found that I had a mission in healthcare. As cliché as it sounds, I truly believe it is a calling. I got my start in long-term care at age 16 as a CNA at Episcopal Church Home. After several years of working as a CNA, I realized that I had aspirations of becoming a Nursing Home Administrator. I graduated in 2015 with my Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration with an Emphasis in Healthcare.

I look up to our residents and enjoy learning and hearing about their past history and experiences. I love aiding in giving them a dignified quality of life! We have such a diverse, caring and compassion group of caregivers here at St. Matthews. Our team is caring, compassionate and honest. We aspire to provide great relationships and quality care and exceed expectations.

To ensure optimum accessibility for our residents, we accept a wide variety of insurances, Medicare and Medicaid. Please call to confirm that we accept your insurance.