Mid-Valley Health Care Center

    63 Sturges Rd, Peckville, PA, 18452
    4.1 · 21 reviews
    • Assisted living
    • Memory care
    • Skilled nursing
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    2.0

    Compassionate staff, neglectful unsafe facility

    I had mixed feelings: the staff were kind, professional and caring - excellent rehab, personalized attention, and a clean, homey small facility that often felt like family. But I also witnessed neglect, hygiene and safety problems (shared hygiene products, locked bathrooms, loud roommate), costly oxygen, and an unresponsive administration, so despite compassionate staff I regret leaving my loved one there.

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    Amenities

    Healthcare services

    • Activities of daily living assistance
    • Assistance with bathing
    • Assistance with dressing
    • Assistance with transfers
    • Medication management
    • Mental wellness program

    Healthcare staffing

    • 24-hour call system
    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

    • Diabetes diet
    • Meal preparation and service
    • Restaurant-style dining
    • Special dietary restrictions

    Room

    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Kitchenettes
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Common areas

    • Beauty salon
    • Dining room
    • Garden
    • Outdoor space
    • Small library

    Community services

    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Resident-run activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

    4.14 · 21 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      4.0
    • Staff

      4.3
    • Meals

      3.0
    • Amenities

      2.3
    • Value

      1.0

    Pros

    • Cordial, polite and respectful staff
    • Dignified treatment of residents
    • Compassionate CNAs who provide excellent care
    • Capable and considerate nursing staff who manage medications
    • Cleanliness of rooms maintained by housekeeping
    • Helpful kitchen staff who prepare meals
    • Receptionist and staff facilitate virtual family contact (FaceTime)
    • Therapy department (PT/rehab) delivers strong outcomes
    • Short-stay rehab success and improved patient outcomes
    • Therapy dogs and activity programming available
    • Small facility with a homey, family-like environment
    • High staff retention resulting in familiar faces
    • Staff go out of their way to keep patients comfortable
    • Smooth transitions for residents in and out
    • Spacious and clean rooms reported by some reviewers
    • Social worker described as caring and supportive
    • Overall high satisfaction and many strong recommendations

    Cons

    • Noise issues from roommates (loud/violent TV)
    • Adjoining bathroom doors frequently locked
    • Staff unhelpful or annoyed when asked to unlock bathrooms
    • Administration perceived as unresponsive to complaints
    • High or unexpected oxygen costs
    • Reports of overall poor care and management from some families
    • Allegations of resident neglect or mistreatment
    • Hygiene concerns (reports of same hygiene products used on multiple residents)
    • Serious cleanliness/safety allegations in some reviews
    • Perception of a nursing-home vibe and very small common areas
    • Very small resident rooms reported by some
    • Difficulty locating staff and delayed greetings
    • Food options could be improved

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment across the reviews is largely positive regarding frontline caregiving and rehabilitative services, but there are notable and serious negative reports that create a mixed picture. The most consistent positive themes are the kindness, professionalism, and dedication of the caregiving staff: CNAs, nurses, and therapy teams are frequently praised for respectful, dignified treatment, capable nursing care and medication administration, and strong rehabilitative outcomes (including short inpatient rehab stays that improved functional status). Many reviewers emphasize a ‘‘family’’ atmosphere in a smaller, homey facility with high staff retention, which leads to familiar faces, personalized attention, and staff who go out of their way to keep residents comfortable. Housekeeping and reception are also singled out positively—rooms are described as clean by many reviewers and staff facilitate family contact via FaceTime. Activity offerings (bingo and therapy dog visits) and a caring social worker are additional positives that support resident wellbeing and family satisfaction.

    The therapy and rehab services stand out as a particular strength. Multiple reviews describe exceptional therapy departments and positive physical therapy experiences (including post-hip replacement care), which supports the facility’s reputation as a strong short-stay rehab option. Reviewers who used the facility for rehabilitation describe rapid functional improvement, attentive therapy staff, and generally successful short stays. Transitions into and out of the facility are described as handled well, which reinforces trust among families seeking short-term rehab placements.

    However, the reviews also contain several serious and recurring concerns that prospective families should note. Noise and roommate disturbances (notably loud or violent television from adjacent rooms) are mentioned. More operationally significant are complaints about adjoining bathroom doors being locked and staff reacting poorly or refusing to promptly unlock them; these reports raise questions about access, resident autonomy, and staff responsiveness. Some reviewers allege administrative unresponsiveness to these types of complaints, and one review explicitly cites unexpectedly high oxygen costs. A small but impactful set of reviews accuses the facility of neglectful care, poor hygiene practices (including an allegation that the same hygiene products are used on multiple residents), and ‘‘disgusting’’ conditions—claims that suggest potential infection-control or safety lapses and that conflict sharply with the many accounts of cleanliness and dignity. Because these are serious allegations, they stand out even if they appear in a minority of summaries.

    Facility size and layout produce mixed impressions. Several reviewers praise the small size for creating a family-like culture and individualized attention; others characterize the environment as having a ‘‘nursing home vibe,’’ with very small rooms and a compact living room, difficulty locating staff, and delayed greetings. Food receives generally neutral-to-positive comments about preparation but several reviewers note that meal options could be improved. Overall cleanliness is reported positively by many, but the safety and hygiene allegations from some reviewers are stark negatives that cannot be ignored and should prompt further inquiry.

    In summary, the dominant themes are that Mid-Valley Health Care Center delivers strong, compassionate hands-on care—especially in therapy and short-term rehabilitation—and fosters a familiar, homey atmosphere driven by long-tenured staff. At the same time, a subset of reviews report significant operational and safety concerns, including locked bathrooms, staff or administrative unresponsiveness, noise disturbances, questionable hygiene practices, and potential cost issues for oxygen. These conflicting patterns suggest that experiences may vary by unit, staff shift, or individual resident needs. Prospective residents and families would benefit from on-site visits focused on the specific concerns raised here: observe caregiving interactions, ask about bathroom access and lock policies, inquire about infection-control and hygiene protocols, clarify billing for oxygen or other supplies, and tour typical rooms and communal spaces to judge size and noise levels for themselves.

    Location

    Map showing location of Mid-Valley Health Care Center

    About Mid-Valley Health Care Center

    Mid-Valley Health Care Center sits over at 63 Sturges Rd in Peckville, and folks know it for being a place where care teams really focus on each resident's unique health and daily needs. The center offers skilled nursing, assisted living, long-term care, short-term rehabilitation, respite care, and memory care. Every resident gets an individualized care plan, and the rehab team helps shape treatment with the resident's own doctor, so people going in for surgery or needing recovery after illness can use the pre-registration program to get things set in advance, even down to exercise plans and getting to know the rehab equipment before they come. Families can meet the therapy team and do paperwork ahead of time, which helps make stressful transitions a bit easier.

    People at Mid-Valley Health Care Center are welcome to join in on a variety of activities-there's bingo, arts and crafts, music from visiting performers, outings to local places like ice cream shops, and gardening when the weather's nice. The center also has a Resident's Council and a Food Committee so folks can have some say in how daily life goes. There's a library, a worship room for spiritual needs, a beauty and barber shop, and outdoor spaces to enjoy when the day's good for it. For those needing regular visits to doctors, Mid-Valley Health Care Center uses Telemedicine technology, so nurses can connect with a physician right at the bedside, which sometimes keeps folks from unnecessary trips to the hospital. The staff works closely with residents and their families, and there are resources about long-term care options, insurance, and programs for veterans or those needing help with costs.

    The atmosphere is family-centered, aiming to help people adjust comfortably whether they're coming for a short stay after surgery or settling in for longer. Staff includes health professionals committed to providing care and support every day. With independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care, and other care types, Mid-Valley Health Care Center serves a range of folks needing help in different ways, including those with memory loss or higher medical needs. It's a licensed skilled nursing facility with transportation services, a rehab gym, and planned group activities. Right now, Mid-Valley Health Care Center isn't accepting new patients, though many who have received care there have given it strong reviews for the attention and compassion of its staff.

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