Oxford Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center sits in a quiet and scenic part of Langhorne, Pennsylvania, and has been managed by Marquis Limited LLC since November 2021, with Nutraco LLC joining in September 2024, and longtime team members Michael Boulanger and Tej Kokroo leading a group of about 51 to 200 employees. The place has 179 certified beds and usually cares for around 164 residents a day, with many staying in private or semi-private suites that have kitchenettes, private bathrooms, air-conditioning, cable TV, telephone, Wi-Fi, and furnishings meant to feel home-like, and meals are served restaurant-style with options for folks with special diets. Oxford runs as a for-profit facility, tied to Quinto Nexgen LLC and Ukr Nexgen LLC, and works under the larger Marquis Health Services group.
This facility supports both long-term stays and short-term respite care, so people can stay for a little while after an illness or surgery, or they can move in and let their care adjust as they age, which helps many residents avoid moving as their needs change. There's a full program for post-hospital recovery with dedicated therapy, using modern equipment and daily sessions, plus the Marquis Care Navigation™ program helps guide each resident's care. A special subacute wing helps people recover from things like joint replacement, heart surgery, or other acute illnesses, and staff are ready to assist with medication, daily activities, and personal care. Nursing support covers residents 12 to 16 hours per day, and there's supervision, call systems, and help around the clock, though nurse hours per resident are a bit under the state average at 3.52 hours each day.
Onsite, people will find many common rooms for relaxing or socializing, a beauty salon, computer center, billiard and gaming rooms, library, wellness center, fitness room, and outdoor gardens. There are activity programs each day, plus trips outside and both community and resident-run events. Residents can also get help with transportation for appointments or outings, housekeeping and linen service, and there's always access to medical support including certified heart failure care, orthopedic rehab, wound support, memory care, and urgent Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) services available 24/7. The Journeys Memory Care program specializes in dementia and memory loss, and the Enhanced Senior Living Community offers both Independent Living and Personal Care.
Oxford accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and most insurance, and helps many people move from hospital care back to independent living. Residents or their families can take a virtual tour to see more, and staff can personalize visits before making decisions.
Like any facility, Oxford has room to improve, with 28 noted deficiencies, mostly related to treatment following care plans and safeguarding resident information, though no reported actual harm was found, but there was potential for more than minimal harm. The nurse turnover rate is a little better than average, but the total nurse hours per resident is slightly below the state average. The management team and dedicated staff aim to give residents a comfortable experience focused on recovery, community, and personal needs in a neighborhood that's quiet and friendly. The facility's certifications, clinical programs, and many amenities mean people can get the help and support they need, whether they're staying a short while or making Oxford their home. More information can be found on their website.
