The phrase "a nursing center" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a facility that provides care and support for individuals, typically those who are elderly or have health issues.
Example: "After her surgery, she was transferred to a nursing center for rehabilitation and recovery."
Alternatives: "a care facility" or "a nursing home."
The Gold Coast mansion, built in 1907, was turned into a nursing center in 1948.
Replacing an empty lot with a cooking school, or an empty school building with a nursing center, fills in the gaps in downtown areas.
Ray Vicker, an author and former foreign correspondent for The Wall Street Journal, died on Wednesday at a nursing center in Tucson.
Among other projects, he bought 31 acres to help fuse a consortium of colleges; donated housing for students; wrote a starter check for a nursing center; conceived of and supports a health care-attendant training program for single parents on welfare.
One homeless man with AIDS, who identified himself only as Greg E., told the Council's General Welfare Committee that he spent five days on the street after being sent to the city's Division of AIDS Services and Income Support by a nursing center on Aug. 15.
The owner of three home health-care facilities in Houston was accused of administering bogus flu vaccine to more than 1,000 employees of the Exxon-Mobil refinery at Baytown and to 14 Medicare beneficiaries at a nursing center in La Porte.
On the second floor there is to be a 60-bed nursing center with 300-square-foot private rooms at $300 a day and a secured area with 20 rooms, private dining room, garden and lounges for Alzheimer's sufferers.
He was released to a rehabilitation and nursing center near the Turners' home so Mr. Turner could often see Julian.
In Toledo, Manira Saide-Sallock is a supporter of her mosque's efforts to build an assisted living and nursing center.
The A. Holly Patterson Extended Care Facility on Jerusalem Avenue, an 889-bed skilled nursing center for geriatric patients and treatment of Alzheimer's disease, respiratory ailments and wounds, opened in 1961 on a 72-acre campus at the site of Hempstead's former town farm and poorhouse.
You go down by the high school, my dad told his driver, an aide from the nursing center.
