UNITED METHODIST COMMUNITIES AT PITMAN is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in PITMAN, NJ. CMS overall rating: 5 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 4.6 out of 5 from 100 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: Non profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Gloucester County and serves residents in the NJ area.
Service availability may vary by location. Contact this facility directly to confirm service availability in your specific location.
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My mom has been a resident for 7 years, transitioning from Assisted Living to Healthcare more than a year ago. She loves the food. I love the way she is encouraged and engaged by the nurses, aides, activities coordinators and staff members. They are consistently kind, helpful, and compassionate. A staff like this does not happen by accident. We both feel very fortunate that she calls Pitman Manor home and I would not hesitate to recommend this facility for respite, resident or long-term care.
I had a wonderful rehab experience here this past Summer. The entire staff was great. The nursing staff checked my vitals daily and gave me my medication. The aids, and CNAs took care of me day and night. The physical therapists saw me daily and made sure I had my exercises every day. My PT team made sure I got myself washed each morning or scheduled my shower. I loved my meal choices and thought the chefs did a wonderful job preparing them. Needless to say I had a very satisfying experience and recovery at Pitman Manor Rehab . Medicare paid for my care so I can't answer the pricing question .
Had a wonderful checkout experience this afternoon after visiting my grandmother. Reagan’s beautiful smile and kind demeanor truly brightened my day. Thank you for having such lovely staff that greet coming and going!
Be very careful, before making the very important choice for a good facility for your loved one. Pay attention to subtle clues. This facility is in Pitman, and if you don't have the right last name or voice, you might be transferred to a an extension that just rings and with NO voicemail available. That will give you an indication that if you need to reach someone about an issue, you'll have problems. United Methodist was our #2 choice as a subacute rehab facility for our loved one. They are no longer on our "wish list". If you see Red Flags, Run!
This review is based on a tour rather than a loved one living here. I toured with my elderly parents and was impressed by the warmth of the staff and staff’s obvious rapport with residents — there was a “family” feeling to the place. The residents we met seemed happy and engaged with their lives. The community is in a great location for anyone who wants to be a quick drive or walk away from a lively downtown area. Our tour gave us the impression that if one of my parent’s need level changed, the staff at Pitman would work hard to keep my parents living together for as long as safely possible. We loved that Pitman made video interviews of residents available prior to our tour and that the videos seemed “homemade” rather than splashy and overproduced, so we felt we could trust what was in them! Pitman was also highly recommended by the law firm we are working with to find the best care for my parents. Although my parents ultimately decided they would prefer somewhere that offers apartments with balconies and two-bedrooms, we felt Pitman would be a great place to live.
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This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.
For medical emergencies, call 911 first. Then contact the provider for coordination of care.