Elliott Nursing and Rehabilitation

Nestled in the rolling hills of Elliott County, Elliott Nursing and Rehabilitation offers compassionate, skilled nursing care to residents of Sandy Hook and the surrounding communities of eastern Kentucky. Located at 20 Howards Creek Road, this facility serves as a vital healthcare resource for families throughout the region, providing round-the-clock nursing care, rehabilitation services, and long-term support in a setting that feels close to home. Under the leadership of management company David Marx, Elliott Nursing and Rehabilitation maintains a strong commitment to individualized care. The team works closely with residents and their families to develop personalized care plans that address medical, emotional, and social needs — ensuring that every resident receives the attention and dignity they deserve. Sandy Hook, the county seat of Elliott County, is a close-knit Appalachian community surrounded by the natural beauty of eastern Kentucky. The Little Sandy River winds through the county, offering scenic views and a peaceful atmosphere that many residents and families find comforting during recovery or long-term care. The nearby Daniel Boone National Forest provides a stunning backdrop and opportunities for family visits that include walks in nature. Carter Caves State Resort Park, just a short drive away in neighboring Carter County, is a beloved regional destination that families often enjoy when visiting loved ones. For medical needs beyond the facility's scope, St. Claire Regional Medical Center in Morehead — approximately 25 miles west on US Route 60 — serves as the primary regional hospital, offering emergency services, specialty care, and a range of clinical resources. Morehead also provides the nearest substantial shopping, dining, and pharmacy options, making it a practical hub for families traveling to visit. For residents and families rooted in the mountains and valleys of eastern Kentucky, Elliott Nursing and Rehabilitation offers something irreplaceable: quality skilled care without leaving the community they call home. The facility's location in Sandy Hook means residents stay connected to familiar surroundings, neighbors, and the region's strong sense of community — all of which play a meaningful role in healing and well-being.