King of Prussia Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center sits at 600 W. Valley Forge Road in King of Prussia, PA, and over the years the place has changed to meet the needs of residents, offering skilled nursing care, short-term rehab, and long-term care, along with memory care and palliative services, so if someone needs help after an illness or injury, or needs extra support for memory issues, they'll find both programs and staff aimed at comfort and recovery. There's a dedicated team here, including nurses, therapists, and doctors who manage physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, wound care, and chronic condition management, and they handle all kinds of cases from basic help with daily tasks like bathing and dressing, to specialized neurorehabilitation, ventilator care, and on-site dialysis, plus there's cardiac and pulmonary programs for people with those concerns, Powerback Rehabilitation to You, VA Contracted Care, and even ACCELerate Rehabilitation if that's needed.
Residents can choose from private or semi-private, fully furnished rooms with private bathrooms, air-conditioning, cable TV, and Wi-Fi, and each room comes with bright windows to make things less gloomy, plus there are lounges, dining areas, activity rooms, computer centers, a fitness room, and even small library and game room spaces, and if anybody wants to get out and enjoy some fresh air, there are gardens and outdoor places, and for a little extra touch there's even a beauty salon, which some folks always appreciate. Meals are served restaurant-style, with special diets like for diabetes accommodated, and staff can adjust meals to fit preferences, while housekeeping takes care of cleaning, and transportation is arranged for doctor's visits or outings, which helps when someone can't drive themselves.
The center employs a structured activities program to promote social and emotional health, and there's 24-hour call systems with 12 to 16 hour nursing shifts so people aren't left waiting too long if they need help at night or midday, although shorter nursing hours per resident (3.31 per day, less than state average) and a high nurse turnover rate (69%) suggest staffing is an ongoing challenge, but they do try to keep support steady, and staff meets regularly with families to adjust care plans as needs change, so families stay in the loop. The facility's earned multiple accolades and certifications for quality care, though recent inspection reports record 68 deficiencies, with some involving infection control and delays in reporting suspected abuse or neglect, but those weren't rated as causing actual harm, just pointing out things that could've gone better.
King of Prussia Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center is a for-profit corporation under Genesis Healthcare, which brings in contract rehab, physician, accountability, and staffing services, and since December 2015, a series of administrators - Miata Bamba, Diane Morris, and Scott Yarmark - have managed the place. The community holds 170 certified beds with an average of about 149 residents daily, and it makes a point to provide individualized plans for each person's health needs and goals, offering everything from mental health recovery and memory support to transitional care after hospital stays or serious illness, and with amenities and features designed to help people regain independence, this place tries hard to be comfortable and practical for people needing skilled nursing, therapy, or just a safer home environment.
