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Sinking Spring Skilled Nursing & Rehab
3.7 (113 reviews)Sinking Spring, PA
Assisted Living and Memory Care in Sinking Spring. Confirm current services and availability directly with the community.
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Sinking Spring Skilled Nursing & Rehab in Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania provides individualized post-hospital skilled nursing care with clinical and therapy teams focused on residents’ needs, abilities and interests. The center lists care settings that include outpatient rehabilitation, short-term restorative programs, longer-term nursing care and a memory support option, with an overall emphasis on helping people transition to a lower level of care or home.
Living arrangements include private and semi-private rooms and common lounges and activity areas. Everyday services noted on the community’s materials include TVs and internet access, full-service dining, phones for each resident and housekeeping. Source information also indicates availability of physical, occupational and speech therapies, plus dementia-focused services and support for palliative/hospice and nutritional needs.
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- 214 residents
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12-16 hour nursing
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- 12-16 hour nursing
- 24-hour call system
- 24-hour supervision
- Activities of daily living assistance
- Air-conditioning
- Assistance with bathing
- Assistance with dressing
- Assistance with transfers
- Beauty salon
- Cable
- Community operated transportation
- Community-sponsored activities
- Computer center
- Concierge services
- Diabetes diet
- Dining room
- Fitness programs
- Fitness room
- Fully furnished
- Gaming room
- Garden
- Housekeeping and linen services
- Kitchenettes
- Meal preparation and service
- Medication management
- Mental wellness program
- Move-in coordination
- Outdoor space
- Planned day trips
- Private bathrooms
- Resident-run activities
- Restaurant-style dining
- Scheduled daily activities
- Small library
- Special dietary restrictions
- Telephone
- Transportation arrangement
- Transportation arrangement (non-medical)
- Wellness center
- Wifi
Care options available
Memory Care
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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3.7 · 113 reviewsWe recently moved our loved one from senior housing to Sinking Springs Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center as her dementia and anxiety progressed. The facility is warm and welcoming, but what matters most is the caring staff, who keep her engaged, reduce her stress, and help her remain as independent as possible while ensuring her safety. We especially appreciate Director Loos-Meyers and the staff for keeping our family informed and involved in her care. Knowing the facility also accepts Medicaid should that be needed, was an important factor in our decision.
A family member was admitted to the Sinking Spring Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation facility for rehabilitation after a hospital stay. Mel, a social worker, was very efficient and pleasant to work with at the facility. She was excellent at communicating with us. There were several members of the staff who were attentive and caring. Unfortunately, there were a number of staff members who appeared very unhappy at their jobs; hence, they were not pleasant with the patients. In addition, we heard staff yelling at people with (obvious) dementia which is not an effective strategy for dealing with…
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A family member was admitted to the Sinking Spring Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation facility for rehabilitation after a hospital stay. Mel, a social worker, was very efficient and pleasant to work with at the facility. She was excellent at communicating with us. There were several members of the staff who were attentive and caring. Unfortunately, there were a number of staff members who appeared very unhappy at their jobs; hence, they were not pleasant with the patients. In addition, we heard staff yelling at people with (obvious) dementia which is not an effective strategy for dealing with them. Furthermore , we believe that it is important for families/visitors to feel warmly welcomed by the staff when entering the facility. The receptionist rarely acknowledged not only us but also other visitors to the facility. Cleanliness is also a concern at this facility. Different hallways smelled of urine; a number of floors were sticky (for weeks); accumulations of dirt under furniture in rooms were prevalent; etc. The physical therapy department seemed good. Several of the therapists were friendly and kept us informed about our family member’s progress.
My wife is a patient and when I visited her on several occasions she was in tears. She has waited for an hour for pain medication and to even use the bedpan. In addition I served my dogs more appetizing looking foods then what is served here (my wife added the dog food probably tasted better).
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The therapists for Occupational and Physical Therapy are great to work with and try to make therapy fun. They use balloons, cards and other items to help with movement and strength training. The therapists are very patient and knowledgeable in body mechanics. I am very pleased with my progress in therapy. I found that some of the nurses and aides were very kind and supportive (Sue, Maddy, Cindy and Dylan) and some others were just there for their paycheck and took a long time to answer the bells for assistance. I was non weight bearing and needed help to move around. I also had a few instances where I needed pain medication and it took over an hour to receive from the nurse. The food leaves a lot to be desired. The vegetables are over cooked and they tend to put gravy (salty) on all of the meat and mashed potatoes. They don’t usually serve fresh fruit, most of the fruit is canned. There’s limited options for alternative choices if you don’t like the menu choices.
I was very disappointed. On first sight, my husband wad wearing any socks. Socks were provided in his bag that I packed his clothes in. I could smell an order of bad odordor When I changed & bathed him, there was dried poop stuck to his butt, especially under his testicles. He was very sore & the skin was irritated. There is no excuse for this to happen. I tried to send a note of changes to his care. One of the EMT's grabbed & disposed of it. One of those changes was that he was permitted to drink water anytime he pleased. It was clear that he wasn't given any water, due to small amount of urine that was in the urine bag. & That he had very bad breath.
Overall good! Staff very accommodating. PT is excellent! Mike from PT is very understanding and works well with residents! Food need improvement. Marvin is an awesome shift lead, an asset to the rehab, very thorough and professional! Sue is a good CNA, very accommodating!
My brother-in-law is in there and the people that work there couldn't be more attentive to his needs. Always on the ball always checking on him couldn't ask for nicer people.
Staff was courteous and helpful