Wyomissing Health And Rehabilitation Center

Wyomissing Health And Rehabilitation Center sits in Reading, Pennsylvania and handles skilled nursing care, long-term care, and short-term rehabilitation, with room for 103 residents, and the place itself is known for its warm setting and patient-centered approach where residents who need help after an illness, surgery, or injury can get both medical and personal care around the clock, and you've got experienced nurses and therapists on staff 24/7, plus choices in nursing or therapy shifts managed by the Nursa app; the rooms come with private bathrooms, cable TV, kitchenettes, telephones, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and furnishings, and meals are prepared by a professional chef who makes sure dietary needs like diabetes or allergies get careful attention, so between restaurant-style dining, meal prep for special diets, and all-day dining, residents often mention the food's good quality, and laundry, dry cleaning, housekeeping, and move-in support are available too. The Center accepts both Medicaid and Medicare, and offers a wide range of medical care, including wound management, medication help, transfers, bathing, and dressing assistance, and there's a special 12-16 hour nursing system in place, but with a 24-hour call system so help's always close by, and for those needing advanced care, the facility provides physical, speech, occupational therapies, and handles pain or case management, as well as podiatry, dental, and vision services. There are programs for people with Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, plus counseling and non-ambulatory care, while staff includes nutritionists, dietitians, medical specialists, social workers, and nurses; the goal is to help everyone recover as much as they can and be as independent as possible. Residents can join in activities like movie nights, outdoor programs, walking paths, library time, spa and fitness rooms, cultural or spiritual events, and even resident-run clubs, and there's parking, transportation, business rooms, and family support offerings available, since many find community helpful during recovery or daily life. The place focuses on community care and celebrates each person's unique life, and offers respite stays, temporary recovery options, long-term stays, and even home care services if needed, like personal care and nutritional meals. There's a friendly feel that comes from staff being joyful and helpful, and the place has won awards like Best of Senior Living and Best of Senior Living All Star, mostly for its quality meals, care, and community engagement, and Mr. Christopher Troutman serves as administrator. While the facility isn't BBB accredited, people find the care consistent and the services steady, making it a choice for families seeking skilled nursing, advanced rehabilitation, or a supportive senior community, and tours can be scheduled if someone wants to see what life there's like, and there's also a planned renovation that may make the setting even more attractive.