HORSHAM CENTER FOR JEWISH LIFE is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in NORTH WALES, PA. CMS overall rating: 3 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 4.4 out of 5 from 518 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Montgomery County and serves residents in the PA area.
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It seems that the staff genuinely does not care. If you are looking for a loved one who is a fall risk, this home is not “staffed” to help. Or a place where you can rely on family member being fed unfortunately this is also not the place for them. Many workers who are no where near the patients and on their phones. Unfortunately would not recommend
My husband was at the skilled nursing facility for nine days. He love the physical therapy and dialysis staff. He liked the early appointments for dialysis. He complained daily that the food was cold like it came out of the refrigerator! Check your blood sugar! My husband's was over 600 and he was not sent out for iv fluid. It took 2 days before they got it under control. They were not giving him enough insulin, apparently, the hospital had him on a lower dose. The facility was clean and he had aa nice room.
My 85 year old uncle was transported to this facility from St. Luke's Grandview for rehab. My uncle has ID and the social worker came in and started talking to him that because of his age and his injuries, there's a good chance he'll not survive rehab. My uncle's in good health. My uncle told them to call me which she did and told me the same malarky. Are they writing him off just because he's 85? I've already contacted the state of PA. and the county because they not only upset my uncle but also me. Now the social worker called me today to tell me that they're going to have a conference on my uncle's care on Monday. She never brought up the "D" word. I've told the state that I'd like my uncle to be transferred to another rehab center. I'll tell you that on Monday when they call me for the conference, they better have the best care for my uncle or they'll have a strong talking to by me since I'm the Medical Power of Attorney. I'm his niece and when he arrived, they thought I was his daughter. Look at your notes before you speak.
My father stayed at the Horsham Center for 6.5 weeks. The care he received was really, really good. The room was spacious and clean. The room temperature was cool, but he had blankets and a sweater. The aides and nurses were knowledgeable and personable. The only slight issues was when a new person was assigned, but after a couple of days, that person was up to speed. The food was good, but do not look for it to be what you would have at home. The care was good and when he left, he was about 90% ready to go back to normal life. I did like facility close to my house and when we took him out for walks or to just sit and listen to music from the facility, we really enjoyed it. I was hesitant at first, but they did a great job and he stated that he would come back if he had to go into rehab again. Thanks for the care you provided my father.
After a 2 week visit at the Hospital, our Mother needed rehab. This place is fantastic. From the 1st day to discharge, and even after mom is home. I can’t say anything bad about them. Everyone is very attentive and kind. They even help line up physical therapy and occupational therapy at the house.
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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.