Best Care Health and Rehabilitation

Best Care Health and Rehabilitation, located at 2159 Dogwood Ridge Road in Wheelersburg, Ohio, offers compassionate skilled nursing and post-acute rehabilitation services in a welcoming facility nestled in the scenic Scioto County hills. Operated by Exceptional Living Centers — an organization committed to elevating the standard of long-term care — Best Care brings both clinical rigor and genuine warmth to the communities it serves along the Ohio River valley. The skilled nursing team at Best Care provides 24-hour clinical oversight, individualized therapy programs, wound care, post-surgical recovery support, and chronic disease management. Physical, occupational, and speech therapists work with residents to restore function and maximize independence following hospitalization, surgery, or acute illness. For those requiring long-term care, Best Care offers a stable, supportive environment where dignity and comfort are central to daily life. Wheelersburg's location just south of Portsmouth makes it ideally situated for families across Scioto County. Southern Ohio Medical Center — the region's premier acute care hospital located in Portsmouth — is minutes away, facilitating strong communication between hospital discharge teams and the skilled nursing staff at Best Care. Families traveling to visit can easily access the Wheelersburg and Portsmouth area via US-52 along the Ohio River or US-23. The Wheelersburg community itself has a welcoming, suburban character with convenient access to grocery stores, pharmacies, and local restaurants along Gallia Pike and US-52. Outdoor enthusiasts and visiting families will appreciate the proximity to Shawnee State Forest — one of Ohio's largest and most beautiful state forests — as well as Shawnee State Park and the Ohio River, offering stunning natural scenery and recreational options year-round. Exceptional Living Centers' commitment to staffing quality and individualized care planning ensures that residents at Best Care Health and Rehabilitation are seen as whole people — not just patients — in a region where family ties and community roots run deep.