Facility goes green
Knott County Health and Rehabilitation Center goes green to show compassion and empathy during COVID-19. Let’s all remember that “we are in this together and we will get through this, together.”


Knott County Health and Rehabilitation Center goes green to show compassion and empathy during COVID-19. Let’s all remember that “we are in this together and we will get through this, together.”
There is no better way to end your night or start your day than with homemade waffles with toppings. Staff and residents at Knott County Health and Rehabilitation Center enjoyed this delicious treat and spending their morning together with appropriate distance.
The Knott County community is extremely supportive during this time. Thanks to Dr, Marshall and her children for their special drawings they did for the residents. Thanks to Abbi Handshoe for her painting on canvas and also to Karen Watts for her treats and cards of inspiration for residents. Everyone had a great time eating…
Thank you to the employees’ children for taking time to fill out cards, draw, and color pictures to help keep residents at Knott County Health and Rehabilitation Center in a cheerful mood. Thanks Maysi Little and Khloe Hall for thinking of those residents. Getting these special items bring a huge smile to their faces. Also,…
Staff and residents at Knott County Health and Rehabilitation Center had a blast celebrating St. Patrick’s Day. Thanks to Shannon Slone for making all the delicious cupcakes for everyone. Staff wanted to share lots of smiles and special messages from the residents to their loved ones.
Staff and residents at Knott County Health and Rehabilitation Center would like to say they have the BEST Leader in their Administrator, Ruby Pigman. Words can’t express the gratitude they have for her dedication to providing the best care for residents. Everyone loves and appreciates you Ruby Pigman.
The Knott County Health and Rehabilitation Center is sponsoring Relay For Life with a fundraiser. People can purchase tickets from any employee for $1.00 each or a book of 6 tickets for $5.00. Drawing will be on April 10th and you do not have to be present to win.
Sharing memories or reminiscing about the past is an enjoyable way to connect with someone that has Alzheimer’s or dementia. When it comes to dementia, most people lose their short-term memory, but can still recall older memories. The goal for this type of therapy is to help these seniors feel valued, contented, and peaceful. These…
KAHCF “Best of Kentucky“ Health Care Facilities were recognized in Frankfort. Knott County Health and Rehabilitation Center is honored and proud to be included in this group of homes.
Residents and some visitors decorated Valentine’s cookies. The cookies were so beautiful that people ALMOST didn’t want to eat them…almost. Thank you to everyone who helped with this activity, people had a great time.