Harmony Hills Healthcare & Rehabilitation sits in Wexford, Pennsylvania, in a mansion-turned-rehabilitation center offering both nursing care and rehab services for seniors. The building holds 55 certified beds and splits into two units, with 25 long-term care beds downstairs in the main mansion and 30 subacute beds upstairs. Staff nurses work on site, and therapy staff are there six days a week, while the facility provides skilled nursing, intermediate care, and dementia care. Residents get services like long-term care, subacute rehab, respite care for short-term stays, wound vac therapy, ostomy care, trach care, physical, occupational, and speech therapy, and hospice and palliative care, all focused on a patient-centered approach that tries to treat people with respect, dignity, and empathy.
The building features semi-private rooms, laundry services (both staff-provided and self-serve), Wanderguard for safety, a fully equipped gym, and a practice kitchen for therapy. The center's management and ownership include Limestone Enterprises LLC, Yisroel Moskowitz, Elliott Gestetner, and a few others, with many sharing responsibility over operations. It's a for-profit corporation with indirect ownership by Gem Family 2020 Ngcg Nevada Trust. On average, about 48 residents live there each day, and nurse staffing comes out to around 4.50 hours per resident daily, though the nurse turnover rate is above 68%. It's close to local hospitals like AHN Wexford, UPMC Passavant, UPMC Cranberry, St. Clair Hospital, and UPMC Mercy, which helps with access to medical care.
People can pay using private pay, private insurance, long-term care insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, managed care, or several other ways. The home gets inspected and must meet federal rules to help stop infection from spreading among residents, but it had 36 deficiencies in inspection reports, including problems with pharmacy drug labeling and storage, informing residents about arbitration agreements, nutrition and dietary standards, and some infection issues. None of the deficiencies caused actual harm, but they have been noted as having potential for harm, affecting groups of people at different levels.
While Harmony Hills emphasizes creating a comfortable, homelike setting with a warm and cozy feeling, and the staff tries for compassionate and family-oriented care, the facility also works under strict nursing home standards and gets reviewed by inspectors, so families can see a recent picture of how it runs. Harmony Hills serves as both a short-term rehab spot for people moving from the hospital or as a long-term place for those needing skilled nursing care, and the facility keeps a focus on meeting the daily needs of residents with support and proper medical oversight.
