Camp Hill Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

Camp Hill Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center provides skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and long-term care for older adults, with daily nursing for most residents and nurse hours averaging about 3.44 per resident. The center offers both short-term and long-term stays, including care after a hospital visit or surgery, skilled intermediate care, and trach care for people who need more medical support, along with outpatient rehabilitation for folks who return for regular therapy. There's help with all daily activities like bathing, dressing, and managing medications, and the staff includes a specialized therapy team for tailored rehab after illness or injury, with clinical and therapy staff giving individualized care based on what each resident needs. The memory care unit is secured, has Wanderguard for safety, and uses visual cues and home-like features to help those living with memory loss, all while focusing on boosting independence. Camp Hill Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center is for-profit, affiliated with Genesis Healthcare, and usually has about 118 residents out of the 123 certified beds, with both private and semi-private rooms available, each room offering phone, TV, and Internet, plus lounges and common spaces for group activities. Residents can enjoy full-service dining prepared by a professional chef, with dietary accommodations, and extras like housekeeping, laundry services, 24-hour staff, an outdoor patio, walking paths, transportation, and a fitness center. There's also respite care for families who need a short-term break, and activities for social interaction. Administration is handled by Rashid Anjum, Randy Holtry, and Diane Morris, who oversee the facility. The facility has had several deficiencies in inspections, including 31 overall, with some related to nutrition, assistance with daily living, and infection control, but none caused actual harm, though some people were affected. Memory care at Camp Hill is designed to support each person to do as much as possible, and the environment supports comfort and security, with the goal to keep residents safe and well-cared for while allowing as much independence as possible.