Langhorne Gardens Health & Rehabilitation Center

Langhorne Gardens Health & Rehabilitation Center sits near Trenton and Philadelphia, going back over 35 years serving seniors in Bucks, Montgomery, and Philadelphia counties, and you'll find it's a smaller community with just 19 beds and 5 openings next June, which keeps things personal and familiar for residents. The center offers skilled nursing care with long and short-term options, always providing 12-16 hour nursing shifts, 24-hour supervision, and a fast-responding call system, so someone's always around when help's needed. The nursing team's made up of registered and licensed practical nurses, and care plans get built with an interdisciplinary team, involving physical, occupational, and speech therapists alongside doctors and social services, aiming to help each resident reach their recovery and daily living goals, especially after hospital stays or surgery. Langhorne Gardens works as part of a Continuing Care Retirement Community, meaning there's flexibility for changing care needs, from assisted living and personal care to memory care for those living with dementia or Alzheimer's. Residents get help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, eating, and transfers, and the staff makes sure there's medication management, non-ambulatory care, and specialized care for things like wound vacs, TPN, and bariatric needs. Amenities stick to what's needed for comfort, with private bathrooms, furnished rooms, kitchenettes, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, cable TV, telephones, and a hair salon, so folks can keep up daily routines and stay connected. There's a focus on well-being through daily scheduled activities, fitness programs, and both resident-run and community sponsored events, alongside movie nights, holiday celebrations, cookouts, and veterans' gatherings. The grounds have a lake with paved walking paths, a secure, gated courtyard, and a gazebo, giving residents space to enjoy the outdoors and seasonal events like harvest festivals. Inside, you'll see an arts room, library, games room, fitness room, as well as a spa or sauna, and a wellness room, all aiming to give a homelike and welcoming atmosphere. Residents and their families take part in councils to give feedback and improve care, so voices get heard. Every meal comes from a professional chef, with special diets and preferences handled as needed, and regular housekeeping, laundry, and meal services keep things running smoothly. Langhorne Gardens accepts both Medicare and Medicaid. The center offers post-acute services to help people go home after hospital stays, and they offer pre-registration if someone wants to plan ahead for rehab after surgery. There's memory and restorative nursing programs, with attention to people who need extra help or time to recover. Tours can be scheduled to meet staff and see the place before moving in. The community follows civil rights laws and doesn't discriminate against anyone because of their background, beliefs, or situation. Langhorne Gardens has earned an award from the American Health Care Association for quality, and its aim stays focused on helping each person reach their best functional level, whether they're staying for a short-term rehab or as a long-term resident.