McMurray Hills Manor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center sits at 249 W McMurray Road in Thompsonville, PA, and has 115 certified beds, usually with about 90 residents staying each day, so it feels busy but not crowded, and some folks like to know there's a bit of a wait list sometimes but not always. The center's been managed by the American Health Foundation, Ahf Home Office Inc, and Ahf Management Corp since 1995, acting as a nonprofit, and its staff includes Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses, and Certified Nursing Assistants who provide 24-hour care along with physical, occupational, and speech therapies even on weekends, which makes things easier if someone needs more rehab or ongoing therapy. There's a Restorative Nursing Program, skilled nursing care, intermediate and long-term care, plus personal care plan meetings, discharge planning with a social service coordinator, and expert guidance for long-term care, family caregiving, or Long-term Care Insurance.
Residents get meals every day, laundry service, free parking, and WiFi. Medical services reach into dentistry, podiatry, ophthalmology, audiology, psychiatry, psychology, and registered dietitians, so if folks need IV therapy, artificial feeding tubes, Foley caths, bladder scans, EXGs, X-rays, and similar medical help, they've got certified staff to handle it all on site, including bedside insertion for certain IV lines and good supportive care when someone's facing complicated health needs. The Manor offers hospice and palliative care, respite care, and even transportation for dialysis, so people with heavy health demands can remain as comfortable as possible. There's also a pharmacy with 24-hour delivery and a wandering prevention system for residents at risk for wandering, which eases some families' concerns.
Recreational activities fill the calendar with religious observation, exercise for mind or body, community outings, pet visits, programs for different generations to mix, volunteering, and outreach projects. The space looks homelike and keeps therapy equipment and hospital-grade furniture available for recovery and rehabilitation needs, and meals are complimentary for all residents, which makes things simple because you don't have to tally up costs for food. The center offers supportive amenities meant for senior care, along with consulting medical specialists from different fields who come in as needed.
The nurse turnover is 42.6%, which is a bit lower than the state average, and they schedule about 3.48 nurse hours per resident daily, under the state's average of 3.9. Sometimes there are issues-deficiencies show up in inspection, with 15 documented and a couple recent reports showing a few care-planning and infection-related problems that the state marked at a "D" seriousness level, with "Few people affected," and "No actual harm but a potential for more than minimal harm," relating mostly to failing to fully develop some care plans or missing parts of residents' treatment orders, so it's always good to read the reports if you want the details for peace of mind. The Manor works as part of the South Hills nursing facilities and keeps its nonprofit status, aiming at reliable and well-rounded care for elders who need ongoing help or rehabilitation, and families can ask for free consultations about care options or transition plans, so people have a clearer idea of what to expect when entering long-term living or skilled nursing care here. The current feedback rating sits at 3.6 out of 5 from 14 reviews, which shows folks have mixed feelings, and there's a recent standard inspection report from December 2024 available for anyone who wants to look more closely at how the place is run.
