Waters of Clinton Nursing & Rehabilitation

Waters of Clinton Nursing & Rehabilitation is a skilled nursing and rehabilitation community located at 220 Longmire Road in Clinton, Tennessee. Serving Anderson County and the broader East Tennessee region, this facility provides medically intensive care with a focus on restoring function, promoting recovery, and supporting residents through some of life's most challenging health transitions. Skilled nursing and rehabilitation services at Waters of Clinton include physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech-language pathology, in addition to comprehensive nursing care for individuals with complex medical needs. Whether a resident is recovering from a hip replacement, managing a stroke, or requiring long-term nursing support, the clinical team coordinates closely with physicians to deliver individualized treatment plans. The community's location in Clinton is an important advantage. Methodist Medical Center of Oak Ridge — the area's primary acute care hospital — is located just a short distance away in neighboring Oak Ridge, allowing for efficient transitions between hospital and skilled nursing care. Clinton itself sits at the intersection of natural beauty and community convenience, with Norris Dam State Park and Melton Hill Lake offering peaceful scenery that benefits residents during recovery. The historic city of Oak Ridge, known nationally for its Manhattan Project legacy and home to the American Museum of Science and Energy, is right next door and provides additional cultural and dining options for family visits. Knoxville, approximately 25 miles to the west, adds another layer of regional resources including specialist physicians, major retailers, and the University of Tennessee Medical Center for complex cases. Local dining and shopping in Clinton along Charles G. Seivers Boulevard makes the community practical for families who want to remain close during a loved one's stay. Waters of Clinton Nursing & Rehabilitation is committed to treating every resident with the clinical precision and personal warmth they deserve — because recovery is not just a medical process, it is a deeply human one.