Mountain City Nursing & Rehabilitation Center sits in Hazle Township, Pennsylvania, near both I-81 and I-80, and serves seniors with a range of care needs in a quiet residential area. The facility provides short-term rehabilitation, long-term nursing care, respite stays for caregivers who need a break, hospice care, and a specialized Memory Care Neighborhood for those living with Alzheimer's or dementia. Staff use expert physical, occupational, and speech therapy with personalized treatment plans to help residents reach their best level of independence and sometimes even go home again if possible. Their memory care program focuses on keeping residents calm and safe with familiar routines and stimulating activities throughout the day.
Residents can choose from various room layouts in community areas and take part in regular social events, like outings to local casinos, shopping trips, and Easter Egg Hunts, which encourage community connections. For those with planned surgeries, the Pre-registration Program allows families to arrange rehabilitation in advance. The center's team, led by Administrator Ms. Mary Anne Chaklos, uses an interdisciplinary approach to address health, safety, and daily living needs, aiming to keep quality of life as high as possible. Skilled nursing and rehabilitation services are provided under careful supervision so that every resident gets as much support as needed.
Mountain City Nursing & Rehabilitation Center is part of the Saber Healthcare Group network as well as Brandywine Senior Care Center, and it's licensed to provide care that matches required caregiver-to-senior ratios with regular health and safety inspections. The facility isn't BBB Accredited but has an A+ rating and earns an average rating of 3.4 stars from 18 reviews online, with residents giving it a 7.2 out of 10 on average. The center offers assisted and independent living options along with dementia and Alzheimer's care, all in a facility rated at two stars by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. Seniors here can also use transportation services for outings or appointments, join in community events, and feel at home in a setting built to support both social and medical needs.
