Clarview Nursing & Rehab Center

Clarview Nursing & Rehab Center, located at 14663 Route 68 in Sligo, Pennsylvania, opened in 1979 and operated as a non-profit organization, providing care for seniors in need of skilled nursing, post-acute care, chronic disease management, recovery from illness or injury, and surgical recovery, with 120 beds in the building and 61 beds licensed for use as of March 2025, though the facility has been permanently closed to patient care now. The staff included certified nursing assistants, administrative assistants, and resident assistants, and there were about 25 employees working to support the community. The facility accepted both Medicare and Medicaid insurance, had private rooms with bathrooms, cable TV, kitchenettes, phone, air conditioning, and high-speed internet, and provided a 24-hour call system for safety, as well as supervision around the clock, medication management, and help with bathing, dressing, transfers, and non-ambulatory needs. Residents could join in daily activities, movie and music programs, arts, fitness in the gym, or enjoy books in the library, the garden and walking paths, the community lounge, a game room, a movie theater, a wellness and spa room, and restaurant-style or all-day dining-with a professional chef preparing allergy-sensitive, diabetes-friendly, or custom diets. They offered housekeeping, laundry, dry cleaning, move-in help, transportation, and parking. There were special memory care services for those struggling with wandering or confusion. Over the years, Clarview kept records in line with medical standards, with patient records sent to Morgan Records Management, LLC, and planned to destroy records no sooner than seven years after the last service date, keeping most for at least ten years. Official details, licensing reviews, citations, violations, owner information, Medicare and Medicaid data, as well as reports about disease prevention, lawsuits, and staff were available through advanced reporting. The facility was once recognized among Senior Care's Best Places to Work, remained focused on advanced medical care tailored to local needs, and kept up a records management program for safety and easy access, though now no longer takes new residents or delivers patient care.