Towson Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center

Towson Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center is a nursing home connected with ProMedica Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation in Towson and is also affiliated with Atlas Healthcare, so folks looking for care will find a place here that offers skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and long-term care. The staff includes Permanente physicians, Kaiser Permanente case managers, registered nurses, licensed practical and vocational nurses, physical and occupational therapists, speech language pathologists, and nutritionists, so you can be sure the team covers a lot of ground. The center has 132 certified beds and usually around 108 residents a day, and nurse staffing averages 3.26 hours per resident daily, which is pretty standard but the nurse turnover rate is on the higher side at 40.5%. The facility isn't luxury, but it has clean rooms, TVs and Wi-Fi, private and semi-private suites, and staff clean the rooms and offer laundry, linens, and full-service dining which is convenient for everybody staying there, and there are community lounges and even special areas like the Renoir Wing in their ManorCare Health Services-Potomac. With daily support, skilled nurses provide round-the-clock care, and the rehabilitation team helps with physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, orthopedic and joint care, pain management, pulmonary care, cardiac care, diabetic and oncology care, wound care, and other therapies, focusing on helping folks regain strength and mobility in a safe and calm place. Residents can expect regular COVID testing and consistent PPE use, which helps everybody feel a bit safer, and there's digital health record access so all the staff know what's needed for each person. The staff help manage transitions from the hospital and work with families on long-term care, insurance, and caregiving. They offer tailored plans for each resident, aiming to support wellness and independence, encouraging social connections and activities, but the place has had its share of problems with 36 deficiencies on inspection reports, including some related to infection control, pressure ulcer care, and reporting suspected abuse, neglect, or theft, so it's important to look over these reports as you consider care options. There's a sense that folks here really do care about the residents and there's always a trained staff member to help, but it's not perfect and you can see the effort to provide good care, while also recognizing where improvements are needed.