Woodhaven Care Center

Woodhaven Care Center is a skilled nursing facility in Monroeville, PA, and you notice right away that it has 120 certified beds, a daily average of about 111 residents, and it's run by Dolores Nasri and Saber Governance, LLC since July 2023, all under the Saber Healthcare Holdings, LLC umbrella with connections to several family trusts and companies, and while some folks do appreciate the care there, you see the place has had 32 documented deficiencies, including federal infection control and medication error issues, and it's clear from inspection reports that nurses turn over there pretty quickly, with 70.6% leaving-much higher than the state average-which means staffing can fall below what you'd expect, since they clock in at about 3.54 nurse hours per resident per day, compared to Pennsylvania's 3.9 hour average. When you look at what the facility provides, you find skilled nursing care around the clock, hospice and respite care, long-term and short-term stays, personal care with meals, laundry, and housekeeping, support from dietitians, therapists, doctors, and nursing aides, and folks who need help with memory or rehabilitation get speech, occupational, and physical therapies, wound and pain management, plus ventilator and palliative care. The team works with patients and doctors to put together custom rehab plans, and they've got programs for folks about to have surgery, PATH for quick transition home, and lots of events and activities mixed in to keep some joy in daily life with games, holidays, and social gatherings. You also see that Woodhaven faces repeat concerns around having enough nursing staff (with deficiencies on not always meeting the rules for nurses and physician oversight), resident rights (like letting people self-administer medicine if appropriate), and safe pharmacy services. The people living there get care in a place that tries to feel homey, but reviews are mixed, scoring about 2.8 from 30 opinions, so you hear both the ups and downs. In the end, you have a big place that tries to balance skilled clinical programs with daily living support, but it's best to look at the inspection records and staffing before making long-term choices, and if someone needs more details or wants to see what services are included or how the staff changes might affect care, the center's website has information.