Dining
Meal preparation and service
Dallas, PA
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Meal preparation and service
Garden
Fitness programs
Housekeeping and linen services
Community operated transportation
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12-16 hour nursing
Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
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I am Sorry things we took for Granted e.g.Visiting our Loved Ones, bringing special food & other treats ,giving & getting to Hug & Kiss them ,are not how we remember them.But I Thank God for All the Doctors,Nurses,Aids,Housekeeping,maintenance people Who have taken the hard line to keep Our Love Ones Safe.Till we meet Again,God Bless You All & Keep You Safe,Thank You!🙏❤
My 85 yr. old Mom was admitted here for inpatient rehab after fracturing her pelvis. Pat E., the social services director, made the admission process painless, and she always returned my calls within hours or at the latest, the next day. This was all new to us and we had a million questions which she answered with patience. I visited my Mom every single day for 4 weeks and witnessed first hand the kindness and patience of the staff, especially the physical and occupational therapists. Natalie was my Mom's favorite OT. The evening head nurse Vicky was also very sweet and kind. My only…
My 85 yr. old Mom was admitted here for inpatient rehab after fracturing her pelvis. Pat E., the social services director, made the admission process painless, and she always returned my calls within hours or at the latest, the next day. This was all new to us and we had a million questions which she answered with patience. I visited my Mom every single day for 4 weeks and witnessed first hand the kindness and patience of the staff, especially the physical and occupational therapists. Natalie was my Mom's favorite OT. The evening head nurse Vicky was also very sweet and kind. My only complaint is how expensive the food is for visitors, but, one can easily get food at nearby restaurants and bring it back to the center to eat with your loved one. My Mom returned to her level of health and mobility that she had prior to her fall. Pat E. arranged for her to have a better walker before she left and had it delivered to her room the day before she left. They removed all the cumbersome packaging and did the little assembly necessary. The physical therapist also trained me and my sisters on safety measures in transporting our Mom and her proper ascension and descension of steps as well as came to our Mom's house ro review every single detail to ensure her absolute safety upon returning home. Pat E. also arranged for her continuity of physical and occupational therapy upon her return home. They came the next day after her she arrived home! In the end my Mom ended up in better shape than before her fall because of Mercy Center. God bless all of them! How rare it is today to find people with a strong work ethic, patience, professionalism, and compassion, and Mercy's Pat E., physical and occupational therapists have it all.
We have several friends and parishioners who are or were at the Mercy Center. They all thrived. They are happy and content and treated like family. ♡
That one was very good. They would get my mother in and they had situations for the disadvantaged where they could take her social security and they would get her in assisted living and then to a more secure facility when she needed it and eventually into a nursing facility. The money issue wasn't a concern for them. I think they ran in part from medicare and medicaid. I'm not too sure how it all worked. We had put in an application there and it looked like it was okay for her to go in but then they got a call from the diocese and they said they couldn't do that anymore because of the cuts to medicare and medicaid.