Manor At St Luke Village sits in Hazleton, Pennsylvania and serves adults who are 55 and older, offering many care options like assisted living, independent living, memory care, continuing care, nursing homes, home care, respite care, and care homes, so people can find support for a wide range of needs. The place has 104 certified beds, 52 semi-private rooms, and can accommodate couples, plus there are studio room layouts to choose from, and the rooms come furnished with private bathrooms, cable TV, and air conditioning, which is helpful. Skilled nurses and caregivers are around 24 hours a day, with nurse hours averaging 3.62 per resident, and nurses provide medical help, including things as serious as chemotherapy, while round-the-clock help is there for everyday needs like bathing, dressing, transferring, taking medicine, and even keeping up with meals and dietary restrictions, and they accept both Medicaid and Medicare, which many people look for.
You'll find post-acute care with physical, occupational, and speech therapy right here, and they offer both short-term rehabilitation and long-term care, including for people who need continuous support or have complex medical needs, so they can help with recovery and rehabilitation with discharge planning to make transitions smoother. There's specialized care for people with Alzheimer's or other kinds of dementia, and the staff puts a focus on being compassionate and nurturing, trying to see that everyone feels supported as a whole person-body, mind, and spirit. If you're looking for more community, they run activities every day, like baking, arts and crafts, discussion groups, group movies, music programs, outings, gardening, intergenerational programs, Bingo, Resident's Council, Food Committee, and there are walking paths, a gym for exercise, a library for reading, a movie theater, an arts room, outdoor gardens, a patio to get some sunshine, and planned programs so people can stay busy if they want.
On the grounds you'll see landscaped gardens, outdoor gathering spaces, and there's both a rehab gym and beauty salon/barbershop right there, so it's pretty convenient if folks want a haircut or need therapy. The dining hall offers restaurant-style meals with all-day dining options, serving special diets and allergy-friendly food, which is important for many. Housekeeping, laundry, dry cleaning, and move-in help come with the stay, and there are transportation services for residents who need it. There's a worship area with pastoral support, which helps bring a sense of comfort for some, plus community-sponsored activities, emergency call systems in place, and access to Wi-Fi.
Manor At St Luke Village also has some unique things-like a 24-hour call system, strict supervision, bariatric care, Alzheimer's and dementia care, and family support services, all run by caregivers who try to focus on compassion. People can take tours to see the buildings, meet residents and staff, and get a sense of community themselves, and there's a neighborhood feature for those interested in local area information or who want to find out about the prices and availability. The place has had 38 deficiencies flagged in inspections, with three related to infection, and some violations included issues with providing nutritious meals at proper times, not responding fast enough to alleged violations, and problems with safe respiratory care, plus the nurse turnover rate sits at 40 percent, so that's worth knowing.
The nursing home has a one-star rating from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, but residents have given it an average rating of 7.8 out of 10, and the overall community review score is 7.4, so some people are satisfied while others see areas to improve. Ownership and management have changed hands; Consulate Management Company III, LLC and Timothy Lehner manage it, and it's a part of the Consulate Health Care family, with connections to several healthcare organizations. People looking for a retirement community with both basic and advanced care services, activities to keep busy, and support for complex health needs might want to take a tour and decide if Manor At St Luke Village is the right fit for them.
