Grandview Nursing & Rehabilitation

Grandview Nursing & Rehabilitation sits in Danville, Pennsylvania, and is the largest nursing center in the area, with 149 residents on average each day and a total of 172 certified beds, and has been managed by William Mettler since January 2018, operating as a family-owned, for-profit corporation linked with Allaire Health Services, with its direct ownership under Grandview Acquisition Holdings LLC. The place provides skilled nursing and a mix of short-term, long-term, and subacute rehab services, including specialty programs like Cardiac Care, Dementia Care, Orthopedic Care, Palliative Care, Renal and Respiratory services, Respite Care, Telemedicine, and Wound Care, and you'll see amenities such as landscaped grounds, a courtyard, computer labs to help residents stay connected, out-of-facility transportation, a beauty and barber salon, a patient concierge available around the clock, and an atrium dining room where meals are served, plus Wi-Fi and cable at no extra cost. Grandview offers a family-oriented setting with a hands-on approach to daily care, building connections with local Senior Centers, Boards, and Schools, keeping up relationships with doctors and hospitals nearby, and regularly involving family members to stay a part of the care plan. They promote ongoing communication and focus on both a homelike environment and hospitality alongside healthcare, holding activities, field trips, and weekly religious services, and keeping their services outcome-driven and tailored to each individual. The nurse staffing rate per resident is above the state average, at 3.96 hours per day, though the nurse turnover rate is high, standing at 60.7% compared to the state's 47%, and inspection and complaint reports show a total of 120 documented deficiencies, five of which are infection-related, and there are also noted issues with call systems in bathrooms and bathing areas, and complaints about the palatability, appearance, and safe serving temperatures of food and drink. Deficiencies have been cited in the areas of nutrition, dietary standards, and environmental safety, and Grandview is listed as a Special Focus Facility Candidate because of ongoing serious quality issues, though it hasn't been put under formal government watch. The company remains privately held, with Benjamin Kurland, Isaac Rubin, and Dov Kurland as its indirect owners, and usually staffs between 51 and 200 employees. Grandview accepts tours for families and aims to provide individualized, resident-centered, and compassionate care, and their grounds are open for touring if you want to get a better sense of the atmosphere, with their website at grandviewnr.com if you want to look up more about them. Grandview sits near public transportation and main highways, making it easier for families from New Jersey and nearby areas to visit.