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Smithfield Manor Nursing and Rehab

Nursing Home in Smithfield — Johnston County

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Smithfield Manor Nursing and Rehab is a nursing home provider located at 902 Berkshire Rd, Smithfield, 27577, in Johnston County.

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A skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility in Smithfield, also marketed by the same operator as 'Smithfield Health and Rehab Center,' near Johnston Medical Center.

Smithfield Manor Nursing and Rehab is a 160-bed skilled nursing facility located near Johnston Medical Center in Smithfield. Its operator maintains two branded web presences describing the same community — sminursingandrehab.com and a companion site under the name Smithfield Health and Rehab Center — both describing the facility as 'a trusted part of the Johnston County healthcare community for over 40 years.'

According to the operator, the facility provides short-term rehabilitation for patients transitioning from hospital to home who need physical, occupational, or speech therapy to rebuild strength and function, along with long-term care for residents whose needs exceed what family caregivers can provide at home, and respite care for temporary relief stays.

The site describes an interdisciplinary care team of attending physicians, nursing staff, and therapists working within a facility that includes a dedicated therapy gym, comfortable resident rooms, on-site barber and beauty services, and organized daily activities for residents.

Short answer

Smithfield Manor Nursing and Rehab is a nursing home provider at 902 Berkshire Rd, Smithfield, 27577, in Johnston County.

Location and contact

CommunitySmithfield Manor Nursing and Rehab
Care typeNursing Home
Address902 Berkshire Rd, Smithfield, 27577
CountyJohnston County
WebsiteOfficial site
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Smithfield in context

Johnston County's seat and home to UNC Health Johnston's main hospital campus, making it the county's primary hub for senior medical care and skilled nursing facilities.

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Listing details verified 2026-08-15 against the provider's own published information. We are not affiliated with this community and do not represent it. Details change — confirm directly before making a decision.

Questions families ask

My father in Chapel Hill was just diagnosed with dementia — what should our family do in the first month?

Start by asking his diagnosing physician (often through UNC Health's geriatrics or memory program) for a written care plan and a referral to legal and financial planning, since powers of attorney and advance directives need to be signed while he still has capacity to do so. Contact the Central Pines/Triangle J Area Agency on Aging (1-800-310-9777) for local caregiver support resources, adult day programs, and options counseling covering Orange County. Avoid rushing into a move; a dementia diagnosis alone doesn't mean immediate relocation to a facility, but you should start researching Special Care Unit (memory care) options now so you're not deciding under crisis conditions later.

My mother fell at home in Apex and is being sent to rehab — what happens if she can't go back home afterward?

If your mother's rehab stay ends and she still needs help with daily activities beyond what home care can safely provide, the rehab facility's social worker can help evaluate options ranging from an adult care home (assisted living) to continued skilled nursing on a long-term basis. If she is running low on funds, ask the facility's social worker about applying for long-term-care Medicaid through Wake County DSS and, if she needs nursing-facility-level care but wants to try staying home instead, ask about the CAP/DA Medicaid waiver. Start these conversations early in the rehab stay rather than waiting for discharge day, since Medicaid applications take time to process.

I'm exhausted from caring for my husband with Parkinson's in Durham — what respite options exist before I burn out completely?

Adult day programs in the Durham area provide structured daytime supervision so you can work, rest, or run errands, and the Central Pines/Triangle J Area Agency on Aging (1-800-310-9777) maintains referral information on local options. If your husband qualifies for the CAP/DA Medicaid waiver, respite care is one of its covered in-home services, allowing a paid aide to step in for scheduled breaks. Short-term respite stays at licensed adult care homes are another option for a multi-day break; ask Duke Health's care coordination team or the Area Agency on Aging for current openings.

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