WeCare at Rolling Meadows sits at 107 Curry Road in Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, and serves as a skilled nursing facility with 121 certified beds and an average of 97 residents each day, so it's a pretty steady place where people get long-term care and short-term rehab if they need to recover before heading home, and while it's a for-profit corporation, it's managed by Gedaliah Wielgus and Rolling Meadows Holdings LLC since March 2023, and is part of WeCare Centers. People here get 3.64 nurse hours per resident per day, but nurse turnover is high at 44.2%, so some familiar faces may come and go, though the staff includes certified therapists and geriatric-trained caregivers who develop personal rehab and care plans for everyone. The center welcomes people who need all kinds of care, such as skilled nursing, personal care, outpatient rehab, adult day center help, and specialty programs, and they've also made a secure Homestead memory care neighborhood for folks dealing with Alzheimer's or other memory trouble, so they've really put thought into those specific needs, plus there's always a nurse on hand around the clock.
The building's been recently updated for comfort and convenience, with private rooms available when possible, and it features entertainment and activities, a hair salon and space for manicures, beautiful patios for sitting outside, a library with complimentary WiFi, pet therapy, and even free transportation, so whether someone wants to read, get involved with programs, or just sit outside, there's always something going on, and it feels like a place that tries to look out for everyone's well-being, keeping social and psychological health in mind-not only medical or physical needs. The location makes it easy to get to hospital specialists and emergency help if needed, which gives some extra peace of mind, and the therapists on staff help with physical, occupational, and speech therapy, plus medication management services for those who need them.
WeCare at Rolling Meadows has had its share of inspection findings, counting up to fourteen deficiencies, including issues in administration for not hiring a full-time social worker with so many beds (F0850), two deficiencies tied to infection, and another on nutrition and diets (F0801), but the reports say nobody was directly harmed, even though there could have been more than minimal risk, so it's important to know these things. They've earned different accreditations and recognitions over the years, and the community often gets mentioned for being supportive and focusing on residents' dignity and independence, developing personal care plans to try and meet the changing needs of each person. The activities team runs social events and wellness programs to keep life interesting, and the amenities, along with the friendly approach to care, work together to create a setting where most people find a decent mix of support and comfort in day-to-day living.
