Avalon Care Center

Avalon Care Center sits at 3410 W Pittsburg Rd, New Castle, PA, and runs all day and night, every day, which is good if someone needs help at any hour, and they take care of different needs, with long-term and short-term care, memory care, an adult day center, home healthcare, and even caregiving services for folks who don't need to stay overnight, while their nursing home, Avalon Place, provides both skilled nursing and physician services, and the staff, including registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and certified nursing assistants, try to help residents with medical, psychological, and social needs, and make sure plans fit what each person requires, and you'll find both private and semi-private rooms, pretty common areas, and things like an in-house beauty salon, cable TV in rooms, WiFi everywhere in the building, and three meals a day, with visiting hours open all the time, so families can come by whenever they want, and they also hold social and entertainment activities to keep spirits up and make friends, and there's transportation and on-site rehab for those coming in for the Adult Day Center too, with meals and activities so folks have a safe place to spend the day. Avalon Care Center supports an average of 73 residents daily, with 84 certified beds, focusing on keeping everyone as independent as possible, helped by a dedicated and kind team that aims to treat each person with dignity, and the staff speak English. They do their best to offer skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and memory support, as well as programs focused on recovery and daily living, and folks get access to personalized care, therapy, and outpatient rehab as needed, in both New York and Pennsylvania locations. They're owned by Ava Holdco LLC, with indirect interests from Emsir LLC, Kja Upmc4 LLC, Aryeh Grinspan, Eli Korn, and Gedaliah Wielgus, and they're affiliated with Wecare Centers. Avalon Care Center has amenities for comfort and wellness, but inspection reports have shown they've had problems in the past, like failing to quickly tell residents, doctors, or family about incidents, and not always having enough nursing staff or a licensed nurse in charge of each shift, and their nurse turnover rate is high, at 100%, with nurse staffing hours marked at 3.37 per resident per day, so while the care team tries to provide compassionate and professional support-focused on each person's comfort and dignity-families might want to ask about staffing and communication, just to feel sure about their loved one's needs being met.