Embassy of Wyoming Valley

Embassy of Wyoming Valley is a skilled nursing facility with 120 certified beds, and it sits at 50 N Pennsylvania Ave in Wilkes Barre, PA, so you're going to notice it serves about 83 residents each day which means it's not full but has a steady group of people staying there for care, and what you get here is a focus on both short-term rehabilitation if someone's coming from the hospital and needs to get stronger before heading home, and long-term care for those who need help each day with health problems that just don't get better on their own, which is often the case for frail folks who need regular nursing support. The staff here, who communicate in English, provide about 3.47 nurse hours per resident each day which gives a sense of how much time they can spend with each person, and while that gives a general idea, inspection reports show there have been 39 deficiencies-including two about infections-with the most recent review on March 14, 2025 listing ten problems, one of them for an infection, so you'll want to take a close look at what that means if safety and cleanliness are a worry. Since changing hands about a year ago, Embassy Healthcare Holdings, Inc. has owned the place, and since June 2024, Jason Davies, Aaron Handler, and George Repchick have managed it, bringing whatever new style they have, though the reports mention the facility's had issues with not having enough qualified dietary staff, including not having a dietician, so if nutrition is important, be aware of that. Embassy of Wyoming Valley also has care for memory problems like dementia, offers help with things like pulmonary care, cardiac care, diabetes care, orthopedic needs, IV therapy, wound care, and even hospice for end-of-life support, so it covers a wide range of needs, and you'll see services such as rehabilitation, physical therapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy, and respiratory care all under one roof, staying open every day, all day, with details online covering how to choose a facility, admissions, insurance, and getting to or from the place. Like other facilities run by Embassy Healthcare across Pennsylvania, Ohio, North Carolina, Florida, and Virginia-with sites named things like Autumnwood, Clepper Manor, Grande Pavilion, and many more-Wyoming Valley is mainly for skilled nursing but is also connected to other types such as adult daycare, assisted living, and independent living if needs change, and there's a focus on helping people reach the best health they can for their situation, but deficiencies in areas like restraint use and safety should be looked at if that's something you want to keep track of for your peace of mind, and while they do offer to schedule tours, there's not a lot of detail on staff languages or office hours, so calling ahead for specific questions could help before making a decision.