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What differentiates one nursing & rehabilitation center from another? The answer is... the people who work and reside there! The people set the tone, the atmosphere, and the expectations. At The Laurels of Salisbury, we take great pride to ensure that everyone feels like part of our family, and that they are treated as special "guests" in our home.
The Laurels of Salisbury employs a team of highly qualified medical professionals, including a Medical Director, Registered Nurses, Restorative Care Nurses, a Treatment Nurse, state tested Certified Nursing Assistants, Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists, and a Speech Therapist. Our on-site Rehab, Dietary, Social Work, and Activities departments provide personalized and compassionate care to each guest. From the moment you walk through the front doors, the warmth and caring of the staff will begin to gain your trust and confidence, as they strive to exceed your expectations.
Each Team Member takes great pride in portraying "The Laurel Way" of caring, as they strive for excellence in providing only the highest standard of care and services to every guest, and to every family member and visitor. Come on in! Visit a while! Let us show you our very best... let us show you The Laurel Way.
Casey Baucom, Administrator
Casey is a lifelong resident of North Carolina. After growing up in Marshville, NC, he attended and graduated from the University of North Carolina in 2000. Shortly after graduating, he accepted a position in the therapy department of a skilled nursing and rehabilitation center in Charlotte, NC. He has worked in skilled nursing centers consistently ever since. After holding a variety of positions, Casey became a licensed Nursing Home Administrator in 2004. He joined The Laurels of Salisbury in June of 2007.
Brandon Mason, Director of Nursing
Brandon joined The Laurels of Salisbury in 2011. He is a native of North Carolina but born and raised in Martinsville, Virginia. He brings a nursing leadership and knowledge that radiates a sincere passion for delivering service excellence to his guests through trust, rapport and compassion. He has a broad range of nursing experience including emergency room, orthopedics, neurology, intensive care, telemetry, hospice, home health, and long-term care. A registered nurse by training, Brandon earned his Associate of Science in Nursing at Cabarrus College of Health Sciences in 2003, Bachelor of Science in Nursing at Winston Salem State University in 2005, and Master of Healthcare Administration at Pfeiffer University in 2007.
Harriet A. Boner, Director of Marketing
Harriet was born & raised in Hunterdon County, NJ. After attending Nursing School, she enrolled in the Human Services program at Rutgers University in Piscataway, NJ with specialized studies in Gerontology. She has been working in long-term care since 1990. Harriet founded and remains president of REACH which stands for Rowan Education and Advocacy for Choices in Healthcare. The organization unites care providers in various aspects of healthcare throughout Rowan County for networking and exemplary patient care. In addition, she sits on the Community Advisory Committee for Hospice & Palliative Care and remains actively involved in her community through delivery of Meals on Wheels. Ms. Boner has worked for Laurel Health Care Company since 2007 and remains dedicated to providing the best quality services to those in her tight knit community.
Diane S. Spicer, OTR/L, Rehabilitation Services Director
Diane grew up in Carroll County, Maryland. She received her Associate’s Degree from Catonsville Community College in Maryland and her Bachelor’s Degree at The University of Findlay in Ohio. She has been in the therapy field since 1994 and here at The Laurels of Salisbury since 2004 as Rehabilitation Services Director. She has been an active member of the RSD Council and assists with program development for Laurel Health Care Company. She is a member of AOTA and NCBOTA. Diane is a guest speaker at the local OTA college and assists in level 1 fieldwork for the new OTA students.