Willow Terrace Nursing and Rehabilitation Center opened in 2016 and sits in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with 174 beds and a reputation for its wide range of medical and care services that help older adults. The center runs 24 hours a day and has experienced nurses, doctors, social workers, and certified nursing assistants always on site for emergencies and everyday needs, and the staff help residents with daily activities and personalized care plans. Willow Terrace takes care of people who need long-term skilled nursing, short-term rehabilitation, or even just a temporary respite stay, and they offer help for people with dementia and Alzheimer's. The center provides health care for disabled older adults, and offers independent living options in single-room accommodations with private bath amenities if needed, plus the health team can coordinate hospital care at Albert Einstein Medical Center for residents who need it.
Residents can use a variety of specialty services such as orthopedic and postsurgical rehabilitation, as well as physical, occupational, and speech therapies, and there are cardiologists and oncologists on hand for those with heart disease or cancer. Willow Terrace also offers dialysis, radiology, neurology, pulmonary testing, and laboratory services, along with gastroenterology and outpatient surgery. Nutrition counseling stands as another feature, along with recreational programs, outdoor activities, and other leisure options designed to help people stay engaged and active, and there's always attention given to celebrating everyone's unique life journey. The facility's schedule allows for tours, and the staff get support for non-medical tasks from Premier Healthcare Management, though Willow Terrace manages all healthcare and clinical needs by itself. The center stands close to local hospitals, is part of Germantown Community Health Services, and its blend of care and community aims to make life comfortable and safe, with a focus on respect and dignity for every resident.
