Milton Rehabilitation & Nursing Center - Bedrock Care

Milton Rehabilitation & Nursing Center - Bedrock Care sits on Mahoning Street in rural Milton, PA, and offers 138 certified beds in a setting that provides both long-term skilled nursing care and short-term rehabilitation, and you'll find care around the clock with a 24-hour call system, supervision, and a team of staff including nurses on duty 12 to 16 hours a day, though nurse hours per resident clock in below the state average with a 45.7% nurse turnover rate, which is just under the state average, and most days about 118 people live there, so it's a pretty busy place. The healthcare services cover a lot-help with bathing, dressing, medication management, transfers, and there's skilled care for wound care, rehabilitation, and even respiratory and tracheostomy support, and you'll see in-house dialysis, which is a bit unique, plus memory care programs that are tailored to each patient, and a mental wellness program as well. There are specialized clinical care programs, Alzheimer's and dementia care, post-acute care, and palliative care, and they do offer respite stays too. Residents often join daily activities and outings, and there's a resident-run activities program, community-sponsored events, and Life Enrichment, which encourages people to stay social and active-even planned day trips and a lot of little daily things to help folks feel connected. Rooms come fully furnished, with private bathrooms and kitchenettes, and the place has restaurant-style dining, meal prep for special diets, climate control, Wi-Fi, cable, and phone service, plus cozy lounges, a beauty salon, small library, computer and fitness rooms, outdoor gardens, and several shared community rooms, which helps give it a home-like feel and there are always peaceful courtyards for relaxing outside. They use modern technology and have proprietary consulting services, and they do accept folks straight from area hospitals like Geisinger Medical Center and Evangelical Hospital, so the level of care ranges from skilled nursing and rehabilitation to memory support, and the staff is trained to provide compassionate care with clinical expertise. The facility, which is for-profit and part of the Bedrock Care group, has reported some deficiencies in areas like food services, quality of care, and dental services-there were six infection-related citations and several standard inspection reports-which aren't uncommon in facilities but are worth being aware of if you're thinking about the place, and not all details about management are public. There's a focus on helping residents thrive both physically and emotionally, with supports like therapy-physical, occupational, and speech-and an overall aim for a safe and welcoming environment, but like anywhere else, it comes with strengths and areas for improvement.