Woburn Nursing Center, the original Salter HealthCare home, has 140 beds. It is a dynamic facility that has responded to health care reform head-on. Innovative changes In response to consumer and industry demands are a hallmark of the Woburn Nursing Center, which was the first JCAHO accredited subacute unit in Massachusetts and 5th in the nation.

In 1991, Woburn Nursing Center developed a Transitional Rehabilitation/Subacute Medical program to provide unique care to those patients who require treatment to regain their ability to live independently in the community.  Woburn Nursing Center has five distinct programs that meet the needs of a Subacute population: Complex Medical (including Oncology), Post Surgical IV Therapy, Pain Management, Wound Management, and Complex Rehabilitation.  We employ our own physical, occupational, and speech therapist who are committed to providing the highest quality of care to this population.  A specially equipped Therapy Gym and home-like kitchen model is available which allows patients to practice daily living skills prior to going home.

Woburn Nursing Center has a 37 Alzheimer Special Care Unit dedicated to adding quality to the lives of the residents with Alzheimer's Disease and other related dementia along with their caregivers. Woburn Nursing Center has a Program Director that works closely with the Recreation department, and provides Alzheimer's Training for our caregivers on the Special Care Unit.  Our Therapeutic Recreation Program contains a diverse program of activities that appeal to our residents varied interests, capabilities, and functional status.

Woburn Nursing Center's subacute program is covered by most major insurers.

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