Clear Creek Nursing & Rehabilitation Center

Clear Creek Nursing & Rehabilitation Center is a skilled nursing facility located at 10506 Clear Creek Commerce Drive in Mint Hill, North Carolina — a growing suburban community on Charlotte's southeastern edge in Mecklenburg County. Managed by Principle Long Term Care, the center provides expert nursing and rehabilitative services within a convenient, accessible location for families throughout east Charlotte and the surrounding communities. Principle Long Term Care brings professional management experience and a commitment to maintaining high clinical standards and a home-like atmosphere. The center's skilled nursing team delivers post-acute rehabilitation, wound care, medication management, and long-term residential nursing for individuals requiring ongoing medical support. Mint Hill's location along the I-485 outer loop gives families seamless access to Charlotte's extensive healthcare network. Atrium Health's flagship Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte is approximately 20 minutes west, and Novant Health Presbyterian Medical Center is also within easy driving distance. The Clear Creek area itself is served by a growing number of restaurants, pharmacies, and retail options along Lawyers Road and Matthews-Mint Hill Road, making errands and casual outings convenient for families visiting loved ones. Residents and their families benefit from Mint Hill's community-oriented character. Mint Hill Veterans Memorial Park offers open green space and walking paths, providing a welcoming setting for outdoor visits. The nearby Idlewild Road corridor connects to Matthews, a neighboring town with vibrant shopping centers, the Stumptown Park greenway system, and a wide array of dining options from national chains to local favorites. For Charlotte-area families seeking skilled nursing care in a well-connected suburban setting with proximity to top-tier medical centers, Clear Creek Nursing & Rehabilitation Center delivers the clinical quality and community convenience that families depend on during critical transitions in a loved one's care.