Rosewood Rehabilitation & Nursing Center

Rosewood Rehabilitation & Nursing Center sits at 401 University Drive in Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania, and has been open since November 23, 2015, with a licensed capacity for 142 beds, averaging about 132 residents daily, and while it's managed by Rosewood, its ownership goes through Rh Operating Holdings LLC with Jonathan Bleier and Yaakov Sod each holding a half, and they're both affiliated with the operation, so it's clear who's behind things. The center serves as both a skilled nursing facility and rehabilitation center, taking care of very frail patients who rely on around-the-clock nursing care, and for others there's short-term rehabilitation for those who need therapy between a hospital stay and returning home, and folks can also come for temporary respite stays if their caregivers need a break or a little time away, which a lot of families find helpful. Nurses and therapists are on duty day and night, but the place has 3.39 nurse hours per resident per day, which is below what the state average says, which is 3.9, though their nurse turnover rate is a bit better than most, as 42.7% of the nurses left in the last year while the state average is 47%. The state found them with three deficiencies in the February 14, 2025, inspection report, with some concerns listed under Resident Rights, Quality of Life and Care, and some Nutrition and Dietary issues, so that's worth knowing for anyone looking at the place, though it doesn't mean everything's bad, just that they've got things to work on, like any facility. Rosewood offers a broad array of specialty programs, aiming to craft care plans that focus on each person's health goals and recovery needs with professional staff who aim to give good care, though, like anywhere, it depends on the situation and the staff on any given day. All medical and clinical care is handled entirely by the Rosewood Rehabilitation & Nursing Center team, while non-medical administrative work is done by Premier Healthcare Management, which keeps things organized but doesn't touch the health side of things. The facility's been recognized by Assisted Living Magazine as a top skilled nursing facility in Pennsylvania, but it's always wise for families to take a close look themselves, ask questions, and make sure it matches up with what they need, since the place does offer both long-term and short-term options, and a range of health care and support services right there on site, and you can always find out a bit more about the place from their website at http://www.rosewoodrehab.org.