Kadima at Campbelltown is a nursing home and part of the Kadima Healthcare Group, which has managed the place since August 2018 and runs several locations. The facility offers both skilled nursing and assisted living services, with 53 certified nursing beds and 24 personal care rooms for residents who may want a bit more independence. They provide services like scheduled transportation, respite or short-term stays, laundry services, and both semi-private and private rooms-so folks have some choice in how they live. Payment options include Medicaid, and the pricing is all-inclusive, which means most services roll into one set fee. They do have outdoor space with paved paths where residents can stroll, feed birds, or just sit on benches to enjoy fresh air, which feels nice for folks who like to be outside. The place is set up like a Continuing Care Retirement Community, so if a resident starts off more independent but then needs added care over time, they don't have to leave for another facility since they can move up to higher levels of care as needed.
Kadima at Campbelltown has comprehensive resources for long-term care, family caregiving, and information about long-term care insurance, which can help families plan ahead or figure out the system. The nursing care includes skilled nursing for people who require more medical help. The place has 23 units total and is licensed as both a Skilled Nursing Facility and a Personal Care Home, which is a Pennsylvania-specific license.
However, the facility does have some issues that make it important to look at the inspection reports closely. Kadima at Campbelltown has had 48 documented deficiencies, which include problems with pharmaceutical services, not employing enough trained staff for nutrition and dietary needs like a qualified dietitian, and not designating a qualified infection preventionist to oversee infection control. There are four separate deficiencies tied to infection control violations. Staffing levels are lower than average, with 2.35 nurse hours per resident per day, while the state average is 3.9. The nurse turnover rate is also higher than the state average, at 70.3% compared to 47%, which means more staff are leaving each year than at many other places.
The facility goes by other names too, like Kadima Rehabilitation and Nursing at Campbelltown, and is known for providing care under the Kadima Healthcare network. While the grounds and the care variety are nice, and the place is designed to accommodate many needs, the staffing and deficiency records are worth reviewing before making decisions.
