Forest City Nursing And Rehab Center sits in Forest City, Pennsylvania, and offers a mixture of care including long-term care, rehabilitation, personal care, and independent living options, plus some caregiving resources, and with its 132 certified beds it's been in service since 1982, and you'll find it's set among country surroundings and right along the historic D&H railroad trail, which gives folks something to look at when they're out walking the paved paths on the manicured grounds, or sitting in the meditation garden, or maybe taking in a moment in the outdoor pavilion. You'll see residents and families using the spacious family room or relaxing in the sitting room, while others might be gathered for daily activities, religious services, or even a haircut in the on-site beauty salon with professional hairdressing. People get 24/7 nursing and rehabilitation, including short-term rehab, skilled nursing, post-acute care, and therapies like physical, speech, and occupational. The caregiving staff focus on quality care and try to encourage residents' personal initiative, helping everyone reach the best quality of life possible, even as staff work hard to meet clinical, emotional, and social needs. Residents in personal care have apartment-style housing, with housekeeping and laundry services included, and everyone gets restaurant-style dining in the cozy common areas.
Forest City Nursing And Rehab Center is a for-profit facility, affiliated with David Gamzeh & Gabriel Sebbag, and has nurse hours per resident per day of 3.10, which sits below the state average of 3.9, though nurse staff turnover is 41.8%, which is better than the state average of 47.0%. The daily census shows an average of 85 residents, which means not all beds are filled at any one time. In inspections, Forest City Nursing & Rehab Center received 22 deficiencies, including one related to infection control, and a few with potential for more than minimal harm, like the ones about nutrition standards, pain management, and accuracy of resident assessments. There's daily activities for residents and families, and the food's served in a fine dining style, though the actual menu isn't mentioned. Reviews score this place 4.5 out of 6 reviews, but like most places, some things are better than others, and Forest City Nursing And Rehab Center seems to try to create a caring atmosphere that respects each person's rights and needs.
