Elizabethtown Nursing and Rehabilitation Center sits at Broad & Heisey in Rheems, Pennsylvania, and serves as a skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility with a quaint, home-like setting. The center includes a 45-bed Medicare and Medicaid certified unit and an adjacent 39-bed Personal Care Home, so residents can receive many types of support, whether they're staying short-term for rehabilitation or need long-term care. They've got different community names underneath their umbrella, including Kingston Court, Cedar Haven, The Village at Sprenkle Drive, Normandie Ridge, Cornwall Manor, Lebanon Valley Home, Lancashire Hall, and several Promedica Skilled Nursing and Rehab locations, which sets them apart because it's not always common to see so many distinct programs and areas within a single system.
Residents can choose from assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care, respite care, hospice care, independent living, home health care, and adult day care, so families who've got loved ones with Alzheimer's or other dementias will find options especially for those needs, like therapies to help with confusion or wandering. The team includes a rehabilitation staff focused on helping folks recover as much as possible, with care plans put together by clinical professionals who look at what each person needs, whether that's physical help, restorative services, or just a little more time for recovery. They offer thoughtful services like diabetic care, incontinence care, and high acuity care for residents who need more medical attention.
Common spaces such as a social room, indoor gathering areas, library, and a chapel give people places to relax and spend time together, while group trips, art classes, and other therapeutic recreation programs keep everyone engaged. There's laundry and housekeeping to keep things easy, pet-friendly options, and handicap accessible designs so most folks will feel comfortable and cared for, plus a beauty salon and barber shop right on site. The staff supports both the residents and their families with social services and helps with meal planning, making sure meals are nutritious and made by cooks who know what older adults like and need.
Reviewers have given them an average rating of 3.4 out of 5, based on 36 reviews, so they seem to do a reasonable job, especially given the range of services offered. The center focuses on keeping residents active in mind and body, with activities on site, including devotional time, and encourages everyone to live as fully as possible, whatever stage of care they're in. The aim is personalized health care, delivered with compassion and attention from a staff that's trained to develop plans around each person's health and abilities. With their full continuum of care, including home health and long-term care insurance resources, families can turn to them for help in many situations. The center runs with a focus on steady support; it isn't flashy, but it does offer a stable, purposeful place for seniors in the Elizabethtown and Rheems area.
