MPACHealth Monumental Post Acute Care

MPACHealth Monumental Post Acute Care has been serving the Philadelphia community since 1992, and folks will find it covers many levels of care, from independent living all the way to skilled nursing and memory care, so a person can move in while more independent and still stay as needs change, because it uses a Continuing Care Retirement Community model, and the large suite-based layout helps people find independence and privacy, and the care team-staff like speech language pathologist, owner/instructional facilitator, admissions director, and human resources director along with physicians, nurses, therapists, social workers, and registered dietitians-make and follow personal care plans, always with a focus on improving health outcomes whether a person's there for post-acute care, like getting strong after hospital stays, or for long-term support. Folks can get help with daily activities, medication, meals, and personal care if they need it, as part of assisted living, or the specialized memory care community that's set up for people dealing with Alzheimer's and dementia, which uses secure spaces, memory-focused activities, and 24-hour support. Those who need round-the-clock medical help can depend on skilled nursing services that offer things like rehabilitation, wound care, and even more acute support, and the Graduate Post Acute facility nearby includes suite-assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing too. Some live in the independent living areas, where there's a maintenance-free lifestyle with resort-style perks, social activities, fully furnished rooms, private bathrooms, and the usual amenities-like air-conditioning, cable, telephones, Wi-Fi, a fitness room, a garden, and a wellness center, and there's also a dining room that serves restaurant-style meals with options for special diets like diabetes. The community also runs regular activities, outings, and has places to gather, like a gaming room, a library, and a beauty salon, and folks can join in both staff-planned and resident-run events. Residents in the skilled nursing, assisted living, and board and care homes get 24-hour supervision and a 24-hour call system, with 12-16 hour nursing coverage daily, and the board and care homes offer daily help for just a few residents at a time, so it feels more personal. MPACHealth uses a coordinated care model, so everything from outpatient therapy to home health is under one roof, which helps people transition from hospital to home and stay healthier. There's transportation available, both inside and for planned trips, with staff help for non-medical trips too. The organization remains family-owned and puts focus on both safety and helping people keep as much independence as possible, with caring staff who know residents by name and make sure everyone feels looked after whether they're there for physical therapy after a surgery or living in a suite-based community with all the amenities. The team helps patients and families through health challenges with a clear plan, aiming to help folks regain strength and keep living life on their own terms. For more information on the way everything works or to see what living there is like, visit their website at www.mpachealth.com.