Augusta Health Center by Harborview is located directly beside Doctors Hospital providing seamless provision of services for our residents and a smooth transition to our center following a surgery or illness. Additionally, Augusta Health Center accepts referrals from Augusta Health University, Piedmont, and other hospitals and doctors offices across East Georgia and South Carolina.

In addition to 24-hour skilled nursing services, we offer onsite physician/nurse practitioner services 5 days per week, with after hours on-call services available 7 days per week. Our dedicated physical, occupational and speech rehabilitation staff are in-house and employees of the center. Augusta Health Center is a nursing agency free environment.

We offer a host of amenities including spacious resident rooms, free salon services at our Esteem Salon and a first class dining experience. We are also proud of our outdoor covered patio space and other scenic outdoor spaces.

Augusta Health Center by Harborview uses individual care plans to help seniors with their long-term care, skilled nursing, and rehabilitation needs. It has specialized care tracks, including cardiac and respiratory care. We also provide on-site laboratory and radiology services, and pain management

Augusta Health Center provides a variety of personalized care services to help make your stay as comfortable as possible. Please call or use the form to schedule a tour, and we will discuss what else we can do to meet your health care needs.

It is our goal to keep our residents, families and community informed regarding how we are doing during the COVID-19 pandemic and about the steps we are taking to keep our residents and staff safe from the spread of the virus.

Language Assistance Services are available to individuals with limited English proficiency, upon request.

Dementia is not one specific disease, but is a term used to describe a variety of symptoms caused by disorders that affect the brain. These disorders are characterized by impaired memory and difficulty with language, motor activity, recognizing objects and “executive function,” which refers to the ability to plan and organize. Alzheimer’s Disease is a progressive brain disease that slowly, over time, destroys memory and thinking skills. It is the most common cause of dementia among older people. If a family member or friend has dementia, you know that caring for them can be mentally and physically challenging, and can also put strain on your family and friendships. At Augusta Health Center, your loved one will receive around-the-clock care in a quiet, comfortable setting and be engaged in a variety of activities designed to provide a sense of self-worth and purpose. We also use music or memory programs to help patients enjoy each day to the fullest.