Oak River Rehab

11/27/2025

11/25/2025

At Oak River Rehab in Anderson, we understand that recovery is a journey, and we’re here to support you every step of the way. Whether you’re recovering from surgery, illness, or injury, our dedicated team of expert physical, occupational, and speech therapists is committed to helping you regain strength, mobility, and independence. This is just one of the many reasons U.S. News has recognized Oak River for excellence in both short term, and long term care.

11/24/2025

Oak River celebrated our 20th graduation ceremony from our nursing assistant program on Friday! In just 5 weeks, they learn the fundamentals and start their journey in healthcare. Cheers to a bright future for each and every one!

11/21/2025

It’s that time of year again! Our giving tree is now up in the front lobby at Oak River. Our activities department works hard to make sure our residents never go without or feel alone, especially during the holidays.

11/14/2025

A nursing home in Anderson has received national recognition for their high quality of care, staffing levels and more.Oak River Rehab, a nursing home on 3300 Fr

11/12/2025

Celebrate a Veteran Day! They were a courageous generation and for that we are thankful. Thank you for your service.

10/13/2025

Tonight, our community pauses in solemn respect and deep gratitude for Suzie Smith, a nurse whose life embodied kindness, courage, and service. After a tragic helicopter accident on Highway 50, Suzie lost her life doing the work she loved. She leaves behind a legacy of healing, compassion, and unwavering devotion to others.

For more than 50 years, Suzie walked into people’s darkest hours and offered them hope — whether at home here or across borders in Nicaragua, where she helped bring medical care to isolated villages. She lifted spirits, steadied hands, and never let suffering blind her to the light in every soul. 

She was more than a nurse. She was a guardian in the skies, a confidante to patients, a mentor to colleagues. Her 21+ years with REACH Air Medical saw her stepping into danger while others stepped back. 

At this time, we send our deepest condolences to Suzie’s family — to her husband, her children, her siblings, and all who loved her. May you feel the embrace of a community lifted in grief and love. Know that Suzie’s light continues to shine through every life she touched.

We will remember her in our quiet moments. We will remember her in service. We will remember her in love.

“Her impact will be felt for years to come through the lives she touched, the teams she strengthened, and the compassion she embodied.” 

Rest gently, Suzie. Our skies will miss you.

Family and friends of Suzie Smith shared Saturday that she has died from the injuries she sustained during the crash of the REACH helicopter Monday night. Suzie

10/08/2025

“Who says you can’t rock and roll at any age?
Our long-term residents had a blast painting rocks by day and enjoying a drive-in movie by night! 🍿🌙
Smiles, snacks, and a little paint everywhere — the perfect kind of Friday night at Oak River Rehab! 💕”

10/07/2025

We did it!
Oak River Rehab has been honored with the 2025 Bronze National Quality Award – Commitment to Quality by the American Health Care Association/National Center for Assisted Living!
This achievement celebrates the dedication, compassion, and excellence our team brings every single day. Thank you to our incredible staff, residents, and families who make Oak River such a special place! 💙