Harmon House Health & Rehab Center sits in Mount Pleasant on the historic grounds of a mansion built in 1900, and it's a place that offers skilled nursing with 109 beds, providing care for folks who need rehabilitation, long-term support, or specialized help after surgery, and if someone needs a bit of extra help or a stay after the hospital, they've got a Pre-registration Program and take various payment types, from private pay to Medicaid, Medicare, and managed care benefits. The place has private and semi-private rooms, and there's always medical staff around 24/7 for things like wound care, cardiac care, pulmonary and stroke care, pain management, IV therapy, and hospice care if that's needed, and they also offer physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and wound vacuum (Wound Vac) treatments for those recovering from injury or illness. Activities aim to keep folks active and social, with different programs for fun and learning, and if a person is coming there for respite care, whether short or long-term, there's supervision, medical support, and help for daily needs, including bariatric beds and different levels of care like intermediate, chronic, or skilled care. The center is affiliated with Saber Healthcare Holdings, and you can see Saber Governance, Llc managing things since July 2023, along with an Administrator named Keana Myers and an Admissions Director named Jennifer Zuzo, and nearby on the same campus, The Villages of Harmon House offers extra options for assisted living, memory care, and personal care, with more apartments and suites for folks wanting some independence but a bit of help.
Nursing staff work at about 3.84 hours per resident each day, which is a little below the state average, and their nurse turnover rate of 39.3% is actually better than the Pennsylvania average, even though nursing homes always seem to have a lot of coming and going. Recent inspection reports have shown 50 total deficiencies, with 3 related to infection control, including specific issues with developing care plans, handling infections, and following resident preferences as ordered - this shows some parts of the care program need extra attention, especially with infection prevention and making sure care plans are complete and carried out the way the doctor ordered. Harmon House uses a care method called the Progressive Approach to Home (PATH), which focuses on helping people get well enough to go home safely, and they try to customize care through their clinical leadership team, looking at each person's needs to build the right plan. You'll notice specialized programs to support higher physical and emotional wellness, and for independent seniors who just need a little help, there's assistance to stay as active as possible. The property has space for residents to enjoy themselves, and the team runs a full calendar with educational and social opportunities, but it's always wise to look at the latest government reports if up-to-date quality information is important to you, since no place gets everything perfect, though Harmon House does give a broad mix of services and tries to help residents improve during their stay.
