WeCare at Monroeville

WeCare at Monroeville has 120 licensed beds and provides skilled nursing and rehabilitation services for people needing both short-term and long-term care, and they also run an adult day center where adults with physical or mental challenges can get meals, activities, medical care, and transportation. The staff includes CNAs, LPNs, and RNs, and they give care with specific staff times like 89 minutes a day for CNAs, 65 for LPNs, and 38 for RNs per resident; however, these staffing levels are a bit below state averages, and the nurse turnover rate is much higher than what's seen in most similar places. WeCare at Monroeville is Medicare and Medicaid certified, shows reports for Medicare star ratings and performance, and it's part of the WeCare Centers, having had recent changes in ownership and management-right now, people like Cody Hill, Gedaliah Wielgus, and Nikolai Zdrale oversee things. It's known for both skilled nursing and rehabilitation support, has services like physical, occupational, and speech therapy, and does advanced wound care and support for people with pressure ulcers. Residents get clinical lab work, X-ray, dental, vision, podiatry, and therapy services on site, and the facility offers physician visits, pharmacy support, and different activities and social groups, plus amenities like meals, laundry, religious services, parking, and spaces that are wheelchair accessible. The place focuses on comfort, companionship, and a family-style setting, trying to make things personal for each resident whether someone's there for a short rehab stay or needs longer help. There's discharge planning to help with transitions, and they also offer outpatient rehab for people needing therapy after leaving the hospital but before going home. The facility has infection control and safety protocols in place and has worked to fix past problems, but inspection reports have found 54 total deficiencies, including some about accident prevention, abuse protection, and pressure ulcer care, so the team is working on those issues with corrective actions. Residents can expect mental health support, social services, and regular activities, and staff have access to voluntary benefits and support programs. The environment is described as welcoming, and renovations are planned for early 2025 to improve the space. The average resident count per day sits around 85. WeCare at Monroeville reports its care measures openly, is focused on meeting individual needs, and offers both amenities and supports aimed at being safe and comfortable, but the facility has seen challenges related to staffing and following all safety and care standards.