Susquehanna Health Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation

Susquehanna Health Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation sits at 215 East Water Street in Muncy, Pennsylvania, and runs as a 138-bed nursing home owned by a corporation, with rooms that come furnished, have private bathrooms, kitchenettes, air conditioning, cable TV, telephones, and Wi-Fi. The facility focuses on skilled nursing, rehabilitation, memory care, home healthcare, and respite care, helping people recover or manage illness, injury, or age-related needs, and serves those on Medicare and Medicaid. There's a dedicated area called The Willows for people living with Alzheimer's disease or dementia that offers a secure place with programs meant to support memory care. Staff work about half an hour per resident each day, supervising around the clock with a call system so help comes fast, and licensed nurses stay on site for 12-16 hours each day. Certified aides help with bathing, dressing, transfers, and other daily tasks. Medication management, wound care, and special dietary help, like diabetes diets, are part of regular care. Rehabilitation services use a therapy suite for physical, occupational, and speech therapy, and a team of skilled therapists work with residents to help them regain their strength and daily skills. The medical director leads care and stays in touch with each person's regular doctor. Safety comes with a full sprinkler system and strong marks on recent audits, with an overall facility rating of 4 out of 5. There haven't been any fines or substantiated complaints, and the incident rate is reported as zero. Daily life includes meals with dietary accommodations, a dining room with a restaurant-style setting, and meal prep for those who need it, all supported by housekeeping and linen services. Residents find community in group activities, planned outings, fitness programs, a resident lounge, a small library, movies, and wellness programs. There's a computer center, gaming room, beauty salon, garden, outdoor walking paths, a wellness room, organized arts activities, and church services, along with both resident-led and staff-planned events. Staff arrange transportation for appointments or outings, making life a little easier. The facility links directly to critical hospital care and other specialty health resources, like imaging, walk-in visits, and outpatient services, and offers extra medical help-everything from allergies and cancer care to orthopedics and women's health. The community aims to meet many needs, especially for people who can't go back home yet and require ongoing support in a shared, safe, and comfortable environment.