REHAB & NURSING CTR GREATER PITTSBURGH is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in GREENSBURG, PA. CMS overall rating: 2 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.6 out of 5 from 54 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Westmoreland County and serves residents in the PA area.
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Both of my parents have previously been short term residents of RNC. I can’t express how happy I was with the care and rehab services there. The staff were incredibly kind and always willing to listen. The food was very good and the facility was clean. I most enjoyed that there are many living rooms, lounges and outdoor areas to go to. That way my parents didn’t have to spend time in their rooms when they weren’t in therapy. I would certainly recommend RNC to any one considering a skilled nursing stay.
I was at RNC for a knee replacement In December 2024 and I didn’t want to leave! When I first arrived, there was a small welcoming committee to wheel me to my room! Two of the physical therapists greeted me as I was passing their room! Throughout the two weeks stay, I was provided with so much physical therapy and even Occupational therapy— At least twice a day! There were nurses stopping in day and night to check my vitals and just to talk, which was so nice. I had to ring that buzzer a little too much, But they were very timely in getting to my room And always so pleasant! They didn’t make me feel like I was bothering them. My room was cleaned everyday, including the private bathroom. Most importantly, The food was really good! The chef actually came into my room to Ask me my favorite food, which is a hamburger. Next thing you know, there was a burger on my tray that night! If you have to be away from home, I would not go anywhere else, but RNC!
This is the only facility in the Greensburg area that I would feel comfortable leaving a loved one. The nursing staff is truly caring and goes above and beyond to attend to all residents needs. The therapy department is the best in the area. It’s not perfect (no place is) but if problems arise they always try their best to make things right. Don’t let a bad review sway your opinion. If you’re considering this facility, stop in for a tour and speak with the admissions department so that you’re making a more informed decision.
My husband has been there a little over a week and we have been very satisfied with the the care he has been receiving, especially Heather and Crystal (Chrissy) ? They work well together and are a great team. Lucas and Patty (?) from rehab are both excellent as well!!! Food was good too!!
Terrible place for rehab. I just left there. No care, understaffed. Nurses are nice but not enough to handle the number of patients. No intercom on call button so someone needs to see the light and come in which can take up to an hour if ever. Getting pain medication takes a really long time due to understaffed. Facility is not maintained well causing slip and fall problems. No patient care other than bare minimum if you raise a fuss to get help. I would never send anyone to this Facility and whoever does ratings should be ashamed for giving it a high rating. I got out as soon as possible!!!!
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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.