RIDGEVIEW HEALTHCARE & REHAB CENTER is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in SHENANDOAH, PA. CMS overall rating: 1 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 2.1 out of 5 from 37 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Limited Liability company
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This nursing home is located in Schuylkill County and serves residents in the PA area.
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I was admitted to the Faculiry from hospital. Was treated well. Was there for physical therapy because of my legs... trouble walking. They helped alot getting the fluid out of my legs thru medsand physical therapy. I was there only about 3 weeks to a month. I wasn't crazy about physical therapy (I didn't like the bike) but otherwise the ladies made other activities to keep it interesting. (Sorry about the paint ladies). Some of the food was fantastic. And the ladies didn't complain much when I had food delivered. And I didn't mind buying the whole floor Ice Cream Sunday Cups, and then pies... I enjoyed doing it. Wasn't a bad experience, but it felt lkke they were rushing me out the door ASAP. I would recommend. I knew a couple of the nurses, and they remembered when my late wife worked there.
This is a bariatric place all the patients are 600lbs, Beware Agency workers! Heavy shift literally!
What happened to my grandmother at Shenandoah Ridgeview Healthcare & Rehabilitation Center is unforgivable. She died on January 5, 2025, and I believe her death was the result of neglect. They told us she “kept taking her oxygen mask off,” but if that were true, why wasn’t anyone watching her? That excuse only hides their failure to do their job. I don’t believe a single word they said. She was bullied, disrespected, and treated like she didn’t matter because she didn’t have money, power, or connections. Staff and other patients made her feel small — it was plain to see. Most of the staff are only there for a paycheck. And guess what — when they get fired or quit, they start spilling the tea about everything that happens behind closed doors. You heard it from her grandson: this is what we lived through. If you want more info, sadly you’ll probably only learn the truth when your loved one is already gone. I didn’t have the money, power, or connections to get her out or sue. My heart is drowning in the why — why I couldn’t do more to save her. Shenandoah Ridgeview failed my grandmother and failed our family. Do NOT trust them with your loved ones.
Do not send any of your loved ones here for any kind of rehabilitation or for that matter. As a nursing home besides, the food which is sub. Par and shouldn't be fed to a dog. The physical therapy staff are liars and keep people there for as long as they can to milk insurance. Social worker Joan is also a liar and accusing me of not caring about my wife just because I wanted to get her home so she wouldn't loose her disability. They also promised they would make sure she got home and now wants to charge her almost $300 to get her here.
My mother had a great experience at Ridgeview as did the rest of my family when helping care for her. The nurses were kind and you could tell that they really looked out for her. I hope that someday if I need to be in a nursing home that I get to experience the kindness that Ridgeview showed my mom.
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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.