Lea Hill Rehabilitation and Care Center

Nestled in Auburn's peaceful Lea Hill neighborhood, Lea Hill Rehabilitation and Care Center offers comprehensive skilled nursing and short-term rehabilitation services to residents throughout the greater Auburn community and the eastern Green River Valley. As a nonprofit corporation, Lea Hill is guided by a mission-first philosophy that prioritizes resident dignity and clinical excellence over profit margins—a distinction families often find reassuring when navigating care decisions. The facility sits in a quiet residential corner of Auburn, providing a calm environment for recovery while remaining close to essential medical resources. MultiCare Auburn Medical Center, located just minutes away on Auburn Way South, ensures seamless hospital-to-rehab transitions and fast emergency coordination when needed. Families visiting loved ones will find Auburn itself a convenient and welcoming city, with easy access via Highway 167 and Auburn Way. The surrounding area offers abundant options for family outings during visits. Les Gove Park and Community Campus—one of Auburn's most beloved community spaces—features walking paths, a spray park, and serene green lawns ideal for an afternoon stroll with a recovering resident. The Green River Trail, a paved multi-use path winding through the valley, offers scenic views that remind residents they are healing in a beautiful corner of the Pacific Northwest. For everyday errands or a meal out, Auburn's Outlet Collection (formerly SuperMall) provides a major retail hub, while local favorites along Auburn Way offer casual dining and familiar comforts. The nearby Muckleshoot Casino Resort is a recognizable regional landmark, and the Auburn Farmers Market draws the community together seasonally. At Lea Hill Rehabilitation and Care Center, interdisciplinary care teams—including physical, occupational, and speech therapists—work alongside nursing staff to help residents regain strength, independence, and confidence. Whether recovering from surgery, a stroke, or managing a chronic condition, residents and their families can trust that nonprofit values translate into attentive, unhurried care at every step of the recovery journey.