Caring Heights Community Care and Rehabilitation Center

Caring Heights Community Care and Rehabilitation Center sits at 234 Coraopolis Road in Coraopolis, PA, and offers care and rehabilitation services for older adults, focusing on community-based care, and with certified beds for up to 119 residents, although the average daily count is about 114, you'll see a mix of services such as assisted living, independent living, memory care, skilled nursing, and rehabilitation, and the place has both private and semi-private rooms where people can stay for short or long periods, if needed, and folks here can get help like wound vac and ostomy care, as well as physical, occupational, and speech therapy, and there's help with paperwork for admission, and a pre-registration and pre-surgery program that aims to ease the move in and build a plan specific for each person. Residents can rely on a team approach between the Nursing Department and the Therapy Department, which work together along with the resident, their family, and their doctors to make customized care plans, while residents join in activities, group meals, holiday events, and get a home-like setting with plants, gardens, and pets around. There are outings to restaurants and shops, plus daily help like housekeeping, meals, laundry, and scheduled transportation, and the center has programs for memory care, personal care, respite/short-term stays, and long-term needs, and it welcomes people who pay privately or use insurance, Medicaid, or Medicare. You'll notice the facility is smoker friendly, wheelchair accessible, and has guest parking, and folks can join group and individual recreation activities or enjoy some quiet time too. Skilled nurses are on staff, with nurse hours averaged at 3.54 per resident per day, but the nurse turnover rate is 45.2%. The management comes from Saber Governance LLC, SHG Management LLC, with Cody Meenan since May 2021, and Lyn Manns as Administrator, and you'll find Saber Healthcare Group as an affiliated owner, running it as a for-profit corporation, so while the center won the 2024 Bronze - Commitment to Quality Award from the American Health Care Association and National Center for Assisted Living and has had recognition for goals in reducing hospitalizations and improving resident satisfaction, you should also know there were 43 total deficiencies cited in inspections, with 3 tied to infection and 25 deficiencies in a 2024 report (2 related to infection control), as well as issues about resident rights, like how and when residents get notified about bed holds or transfers. Guests, prospective residents, and families can schedule tours to meet staff, view the facilities, and talk with the interdisciplinary team before deciding, and you'll see the aim is to help residents recover, maintain their skills, and feel at home while improving health care outcomes, though it's worth weighing both the offerings and the inspection history if you're considering a stay here or for a loved one.