Berea Health and Rehabilitation

Berea Health and Rehabilitation provides skilled nursing and comprehensive rehabilitation services at 601 Richmond Road in Berea, Kentucky — a city celebrated nationwide for its rich arts heritage, Berea College, and warm community spirit. Residents recovering from surgery, illness, or injury benefit from both high-quality clinical care and a uniquely vibrant surrounding community. Berea is one of Kentucky's most distinctive small cities. Home to Berea College — which has offered free tuition since its founding — the town has a long tradition of welcoming people from all walks of life. The Berea College Artisan Center and numerous independent galleries line the streets of Old Town Berea, offering a rich cultural backdrop that families can enjoy during visits. Indian Fort Mountain Trail provides scenic hiking with panoramic views of the surrounding Appalachian foothills, while Renfro Valley Entertainment Center, just a short drive south, has been a beloved destination for live music and family entertainment for generations. Medically, Berea is well-served by Baptist Health Berea, located close to the facility, providing residents with rapid access to hospital-level care when needed. Baptist Health Richmond — approximately 10 miles north — offers additional specialist services. Bluegrass Health Ky, the management company behind Berea Health and Rehabilitation, brings focused regional expertise to post-acute and long-term care in the Kentucky Bluegrass corridor. Their commitment to staffing quality and resident-centered care creates an environment where clinical goals and personal dignity are both prioritized. From initial admission through discharge planning, the team works closely with residents and families to ensure every step of recovery is supported with both skill and compassion. For families in Madison County and across the I-75 corridor between Lexington and Corbin, Berea Health and Rehabilitation offers an accessible, highly capable option in one of Kentucky's most beloved communities.