Manatawny Manor (Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing) sits about two miles from Pottstown, Pennsylvania, and serves as a large senior community offering 124 beds with both private and semi-private rooms, each having a private bathroom, kitchen, shower, wall-to-wall carpet, window coverings, and a closet for storage, and those rooms are part of choices that residents can select from depending on their preferences. The facility has a 4-star rating from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, with residents on average giving it a score of 6.2 out of 10, which gives folks a general sense of how people feel about being there. The community provides assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care-called Milestones Memory Care-respite care, rehabilitation, and adult day care, so folks can find the help they need at different stages or for different health conditions, and they also offer specialized care if someone has disabilities or needs more support. Staff is always present around the clock, which gives a feeling of safety and comfort, and there's a strong focus on medical care and personalized support, including medication management, wound care, and comprehensive nursing services for things like mobility and daily activities.
People living at Manatawny Manor can benefit from a variety of therapies including physical, occupational, speech, and respiratory therapies, along with wound care, nutritional support, and dietary counseling if eating or swallowing is hard, and they've got a dedicated kitchen and dining service to accommodate different diets. For memory support, they provide structured programs, special activities, and a unit called Horizons Memory Care for those with memory problems. Folks looking for independent yet supported living can stay in the Personal Care residence wing known as The Residences at Manatawny Village, which offers maintenance-free living and is set up for comfort and security. Recreational therapy, social programs, counseling, and activities take place throughout the facility, especially on the first and second floors, to keep everyone engaged socially and physically as much as they're able.
People can come for short-term rehabilitation or long-term stays, depending on their recovery or health needs, and there are options to tour the facility, meet staff, and get a general feel for daily life there. The staff at Manatawny Manor is described as experienced, and they try to focus on person-centered care, adjusting routines, and programs to fit each resident's situation. Extended care covers a range of help from skilled nursing and rehabilitation to support for those with complex medical needs. Amenities are built to support both those living independently and those needing help, offering security, social interaction, and medical backup in a setting that doesn't try to feel too fancy but does offer structure and safety for people in their later years who might need a little-or a lot-of extra support.
