Harborview Thomasville

Harborview Thomasville is a senior care center in Thomasville, Georgia, located at 930 S Broad St. The center provides 24-hour skilled nursing care and in-house rehabilitation therapy, accommodating both long-term and short-term residents. Its specialized care tracks include cardiac and respiratory care, Alzheimer's and dementia care, rehabilitation, and skilled nursing, along with radiology services and pain management. Residents come from Thomasville and the surrounding community, as well as from elsewhere in Georgia and North Florida. Harborview Thomasville holds a rating of 3.40 based on customer reviews.

The center builds each resident's care around an individual care plan and emphasizes a healing union of mind, body, and spirit. Its interdisciplinary team, led by an Executive Director, guides residents and their loved ones through maintaining and improving function, and residents play a central role in decisions about their own pace of recovery. After surgery, doctors, nurses, and therapists work together toward returning residents to independence, with in-house therapy aimed at getting people back home. As a faith-based organization, Harborview Thomasville treats prayer as an integral part of every care plan. Amenities include spacious resident rooms, free salon services at the on-site Esteem Salon, a dining experience, and an outdoor covered patio with other scenic outdoor spaces. Language assistance services are available on request. The center holds The Joint Commission's Gold Seal of Approval, is a member of the American Health Care Association and the Georgia Health Care Association, and has earned a Bronze Quality Award from the AHCA.

The center sits on South Broad Street, about 0.1 miles from Archbold Cancer Center and Archbold Wound Care, and roughly 0.2 miles from Archbold Memorial Hospital and Jerger Elementary School. South Hansell Street is about 0.3 miles away.

Harborview Thomasville pairs skilled nursing and rehabilitation with a home-like setting in Thomasville, serving residents from south Georgia and North Florida who need short-term recovery or long-term care.