Dining
Meal preparation and service
Doylestown, PA
Independent Living and Assisted Living in Doylestown. Confirm current services and availability directly with the community.
Ask about this communityPine Run Village Health Center in Doylestown, Pennsylvania provides 24-hour skilled nursing and both long-term and short-term stays with personalized plans managed by licensed clinical staff. Services described include inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation therapy, memory-support care for Alzheimer’s disease and related impairments, respite and hospice care, discharge planning for returns home, and arranged transportation to outpatient therapy when needed. Diagnoses commonly managed include post-surgical recovery, joint replacement and orthopedic care, cardiac rehabilitation, stroke and neurologic events, swallowing disorders, IV therapy and pain or prosthetic management.
Residents receive continuous medical supervision with care plans that are reviewed and adjusted as needs change, and family members are involved in planning and transitions. The community emphasizes therapy-driven recovery and supports both inpatient stays and outpatient therapy appointments, coordinating admissions, respite stays and discharge logistics while focusing on clinically directed services rather than guaranteeing outcomes.
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Community operated transportation
Community-sponsored activities
24-hour call system
Independent residences with community amenities and opportunities to stay active and connected.
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Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
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Nursing and rehabilitation services for people who need a higher level of care.
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My mother-in-law has been here one week. Most of the people who work here are kind and hard-working. This is not an easy job, and we appreciate the care that is being provided.
My grandma was here and the staff is terrible they don’t go to her when she pushed her button, didn’t let go to sleep when she wanted to because it was “too early”.
I am a nurse who has been doing hospice for the past 10 years. I have been to many communities over the years and pine run has always stood out as one of the few that I would feel comfortable having my own loved one stay at. One of the best things about the community is if your loved one runs out of funds and can no longer afford to pay for their stay, pine run does not send them to a Medicaid facility, they continue to care for them at no cost to the family or resident. Most other communities will discharge your loved one within 30 days of running out of funds and your loved one ends up at a…
I am a nurse who has been doing hospice for the past 10 years. I have been to many communities over the years and pine run has always stood out as one of the few that I would feel comfortable having my own loved one stay at. One of the best things about the community is if your loved one runs out of funds and can no longer afford to pay for their stay, pine run does not send them to a Medicaid facility, they continue to care for them at no cost to the family or resident. Most other communities will discharge your loved one within 30 days of running out of funds and your loved one ends up at a facility that is not ideal for later stages of life.
My dad has been a resident in memory care at Pine Run Village since 2022. I was very happy with the level of care he was receiving until the change of ownership. When Presbyterian first took over there were a lot of staffing changes and the level of care suffered. Glen recently became the lead administrator on the memory care floor and since then I feel the level of care has definitely been improving back to what it had been before.
No enough handicap parking
Some of staff very nice and helpful but the rest are rude and not kind to patients which is unacceptable! No one answers the call bells. They seem very short staffed. Weekend/holiday staff have terrible attitudes! Food is not very good. There was a supposed Covid outbreak but half the staff did not wear masks going in and out of rooms. Do not send your loved ones here!!!!!!!!
Nice servers and dining staff
No longer owned by Doylestown Hospital and it showed. If you want your loved one to languish in a understaffed facility with nurses that would rather chat at the nurses station. and with no continuity in care, step right up. We removed our loved on from the rehab after 5 days as he was not cared for in any fashion that would be considered rehabilitation. Pick any where else.