Embassy of Tunkhannock

Embassy of Tunkhannock is a skilled nursing facility in Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania, where staff helps very frail people who depend on nursing care, and the facility also provides short-term rehabilitation for people leaving the hospital and needing help before they go home, so folks usually get a mix of services like physical, speech, and occupational therapy, plus care for breathing, heart problems, wounds, kidney issues, and other complex health needs, and there are specialized units for people with memory problems or diabetes, and the nurses and certified professionals work to help residents get better or live as comfortably as possible. There's a total of 124 certified beds, but the average daily census is about 75 residents, while staff spend around 3.10 nurse hours per resident per day, and some staff speak languages other than English. Three infection-related deficiencies were noted in inspection reports, and the facility has 53 total deficiencies recorded, including some related to safety and care details, and the nurse turnover rate is high at 100%. The place is managed by four individuals as of June 2024, and Embassy of Tunkhannock is connected with Embassy Healthcare, which has its main office in Beachwood, Ohio. There are security measures for residents' funds and a facility-wide assessment helps decide which resources each resident might need, although they don't list their exact amenities or office hours, and sometimes there's not much public information about the place, but they have a Facebook social media presence and are associated with Meta platforms, which is something unique these days. Even with inspections leading to several reported deficiencies, Embassy of Tunkhannock stays focused on providing skilled nursing care, rehabilitation, and various health services, all in an environment meant to feel like home. It covers adult daycare, independent living, assisted living, long-term care, and has programs for memory support, cardiac and orthopedic care, hospice, renal care, nutrition, outpatient therapy, and respite care, making it a place where people can get a broad range of support based on their health needs.