Grant Rehabilitation and Care Center

Grant Rehabilitation and Care Center Opened in 1983, our 119 bed facility is located in the heart of Grant County, WV. The care and services we offer are as exceptional as each individual.

Our 119 bed long-term care and rehabilitation facility is located in the heart of Grant County, West Virginia. At our facility, residents enjoy the best of the beautiful surroundings as well as the advantages of person-to-person centered quality of care. We do our best to ensure that our residents feel safe and secure and receive compassionate care. Our facility is staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Our caring team works closely with residents and family members to develop a plan of care based on individualized needs. We are a home where individuality is respected, hope is encouraged, and comfort is given.

Yesterday, our veterans were honored by Grant Memorial Hospice with a special pin, and a blanket honoring the branch of ...
11/13/2025

Yesterday, our veterans were honored by Grant Memorial Hospice with a special pin, and a blanket honoring the branch of service they served in. They wre also honored with cake and punch. We are blessed at GRCC with our veterans.

Veterans honored were the following:
Charles Smith Sr. (Army) (WWII)
Junior Kimble (Army) (WWII)
John Mott (Army)
Robert Henrikson (Marines)
Basil "Tom" Poston (Navy)
Douglas Cook (Army)(Vietnam)
Leland "Thad" Ours Jr. (Army) (Vietnam)
Ronald Pennington (Army) (Vietnam)
Roger Mongold (Army) (Vietnam)
Harry Flenner (Army) (Vietnam)
Shirley Bader (Air Force)
Larry Frame (Army National Guard)

Yesterday, our veterans were honored by Grant Memorial Hospice with a special pin. *Correction: Blankets were made by ...
11/13/2025

Yesterday, our veterans were honored by Grant Memorial Hospice with a special pin.

*Correction: Blankets were made by Brenda Byrd, and distributed by American Legion Post 78. We apologized for not reflecting that in the original post.

We our proud of our veterans!
Veterans honored were the following:
Charles Smith Sr. (Army) (WWII)
Junior Kimble (Army) (WWII)
John Mott (Army)
Robert Henrikson (Marines)
Basil "Tom" Poston (Navy)
Douglas Cook (Army)(Vietnam)
Leland "Thad" Ours Jr. (Army) (Vietnam)
Ronald Pennington (Army) (Vietnam)
Roger Mongold (Army) (Vietnam)
Harry Flenner (Army) (Vietnam)
Shirley Bader (Air Force)
Larry Frame (Army National Guard)

Family and friends, come join your love one for Thanksgiving. When: November 27, 2025Time: 12:00 PMFor $7.00 you rece...
11/12/2025

Family and friends, come join your love one for Thanksgiving.
When: November 27, 2025
Time: 12:00 PM
For $7.00 you receive turkey, yams, green beans with pumpkin pie, and drink.

RSVP by November 19, 2025 to Kayla Sharp at 304-257-4233, ext. 5223

People have been asking, and the tally is now officially in- We have 123 bags of shoes! In each bag, there is 25 pairs ...
11/12/2025

People have been asking, and the tally is now officially in- We have 123 bags of shoes! In each bag, there is 25 pairs of shoes- so that is 3,075 pairs of shoes, which is 6,150 individual shoes!

Thank you to the entire community that made this shoe drive a success. GRCC Helping Hands will at least receive $1000 for the 100 bags of shoes - we will keep you update if we receive more. These shoes will be sent to people that can use them. Thank you again for the assistance!

Join Us for our next Buddy Bingo-Thankful Buddy BingoDate: November 20, 2025Time: 6:00 PMWhere: GRCC Main Dining Room...
11/12/2025

Join Us for our next Buddy Bingo-
Thankful Buddy Bingo
Date: November 20, 2025
Time: 6:00 PM
Where: GRCC Main Dining Room

Community plays with us, residents win, but we all get to enjoy a snack!

Join us for our next GRCC Helping Hands Meeting!Date: November 18, 2025Time: 6:30 PMWhere: GRCC Chapel
11/12/2025

Join us for our next GRCC Helping Hands Meeting!
Date: November 18, 2025
Time: 6:30 PM
Where: GRCC Chapel

Larry Frame is our last and youngest veteran who is fifty-two years old. Larry served two years in the Army National Gua...
11/12/2025

Larry Frame is our last and youngest veteran who is fifty-two years old. Larry served two years in the Army National Guard. He completed Basic Training and AIT. He served at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, and Fort Gordon, Georgie. While he was in the Army National Guard, Larry travelled to Italy, Germany, and France.

Shirley Bader is our eleventh veteran who is seventy-four years old. After graduating from high school in 1969, Shirley...
11/11/2025

Shirley Bader is our eleventh veteran who is seventy-four years old. After graduating from high school in 1969, Shirley joined the Air Force. Her basic training was in San Antonio, Texas, which is the only base that conducts basic military training for the Air Force, and now Space Force. She did receive advance training in Waco Texas. Most of her service was near San Antonio. She served three years, as a medic. She worked primarily on a maternity ward. “We were a military family; my father was in the Air Force; my brother Michael was drafted into the Army during the Vietnam.”
After completing her service, Shirley used her GI bill to go to LPN school. She was a LPN for ten years. “It is a good program. It did not cost me anything but time, and I got paid for that.”
Her youngest daughter, Rachel also followed her and joined the Air Force.

Harry Flenner is our tenth veteran who is seventy-seven years old. Harry reported that his service began in 1968 and la...
11/11/2025

Harry Flenner is our tenth veteran who is seventy-seven years old. Harry reported that his service began in 1968 and lasted until 1971. His basic training was at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, “I remember the sandbox,” he said with a grin. He also served time at Fort Lee, Virginia.
He was in Vietnam and saw combat. He reported being a door-gunner for six months. He also was a jack of all trades, describing doing miscellaneous items, and at one point working in a warehouse. “The army finds you something to do, although they struggled to figure out what they wanted to do with me. They wanted me to be a mechanic on an aircraft carrier, but I did not feel qualified to do that.”
When discussing Vietnam, “I was there when they started to pull out. I called it the Johnson War, because Johnson wanted to make money from it. Kennedy was shot because of Vietnam because he would have gotten us out of the war. Johnson genuinely wanted the war to continue.”
When asked if he was proud serving his country, he admitted that “at the time, no I was not proud. I must admit I debated about going to Canada, but my parents talked me out of it, but now I am proud of my service, and I am glad that I served.”

Roger Mongold is our ninth veteran who is seventy-eight years old. Roger served in the Army, starting in 1968 and compl...
11/11/2025

Roger Mongold is our ninth veteran who is seventy-eight years old. Roger served in the Army, starting in 1968 and completed a thirteen-month tour in Vietnam. His rank was SP/4. He had also spent time in Germany. During some of that time, he was an assistant to an officer. He did note that either traveling to Vietnam, or coming back, they stopped in Hawaii. It was very brief, but he had always remarked how good Hawaii smelled.

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127 Early Avenue
Petersburg, WV
26847

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