Tucker House Rehabilitation & Nursing Center - Bedrock Care

Tucker House Rehabilitation & Nursing Center sits at 1001 Wallace Street in Philadelphia, PA, and has room for up to 180 residents with an average of about 151 people living there each day, and this place has been run by Jacob Zahler since June 2017 with Benjamin Landa, David Zahler, and Jacob Zahler as direct owners, and they call themselves a Bedrock Care facility, so you'll find the typical focus on skilled nursing care every hour of the day, memory care, and various rehabilitation services whether someone needs help for a short or long time. The center gives both semi-private rooms costing from $6,200 to $11,000 a month, and private rooms that range from $7,000 to $12,000, plus plenty of basic comforts like cozy living spaces, safety features like sprinkler systems, kitchens or kitchenettes in the rooms, housekeeping, cable TV, and laundry machines, and you'll also see a game and activities room, a dining hall where meals are served restaurant-style, public wi-fi, guest parking, a fitness center, and even a salon and barbershop. Residents usually get personal care help with dressing, grooming, and laundry, and there's clinical support with medication, wound care, podiatry, occupational therapy, and memory care, plus there are round-the-clock nurses who, according to reports, provide about 3.44 hours of care for each person every day, and most days you can find about 58% turnover among the nurse staff, which the reports do show. People living at Tucker House can count on activities like social time, arts and crafts, educational programs, health and wellness classes, and special programs meant for people with memory problems or in need of help after surgery or serious illness, and the facility also gives in-house dialysis, respiratory care, palliative services, and nutrition help, so if someone needs something like tracheostomy care or Alzheimer's support, they offer dedicated programs for that too. Facilities are modern, and the place is for-profit, connected to Bedrock Care, with a focus on comfort, connection, and providing a supportive, home-like spot even as inspection reports over the years have marked 67 deficiencies-three of those related to infection and some about quality of life and pest control, though none caused harm but had the potential for more than minimal trouble. Transportation is available for residents, the grounds offer peaceful courtyards and cozy gathering spaces, and overall care is tailored as needs change with options for both short-term rehabilitation and long-term living, so this place aims to cover a wide range of health concerns and daily living needs for seniors in the Philadelphia area in a straightforward, practical way.