Cheraw Post Acute, Cheraw, SC

Cheraw Post Acute is a Medicare- and Medicaid-certified skilled nursing facility in Cheraw, South Carolina, providing short-term rehabilitation and long-term care to Chesterfield County and Pee Dee region residents. Services include 24-hour nursing, physical, occupational, and speech therapy, memory care, wound care, respiratory support, and IV therapy in northeastern South Carolina.

Cheraw Post Acute is a skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility located in Cheraw, South Carolina, serving residents of Chesterfield County and the surrounding Pee Dee region of northeastern South Carolina. This Medicare- and Medicaid-certified nursing home provides professional post-acute and long-term care services to patients transitioning from hospital stays as well as individuals requiring ongoing residential nursing support in one of South Carolina's most historically significant small communities.

Operating as a for-profit facility, Cheraw Post Acute plays a vital role in Chesterfield County's healthcare landscape, serving as a trusted skilled nursing resource for a largely rural region where access to post-acute and rehabilitative care close to home is especially important for patients and their families. Cheraw — known as the "Prettiest Town in Dixie" and celebrated for its rich history, historic district, and vibrant community identity — provides a distinctive small-town backdrop that informs the facility's close-knit, community-centered approach to resident care.

Cheraw Post Acute's multidisciplinary clinical team of licensed nurses, rehabilitation therapists, social workers, and dietary professionals works collaboratively with residents, families, and hospital discharge coordinators to develop individualized care plans focused on achieving meaningful recovery outcomes and supporting a safe return to home or community living.

Services provided by this facility

Cheraw Post Acute provides a comprehensive range of skilled nursing and rehabilitative services for both short-term rehabilitation and long-term care residents, including:

• 24-hour skilled nursing care
• Short-term inpatient rehabilitation
• Physical, occupational, and speech-language therapy
• Post-surgical, post-stroke, and orthopedic recovery
• Wound care and IV antibiotic therapy
• Memory care and dementia support
• Respiratory and pulmonary care
• Medication management and chronic disease monitoring
• Social services, discharge planning, and activities programming