The Best Nursing Home Communities in Mifflin County, PA

"Salem Hill is wonderfully unique in the care they offer. The staff is friendly and efficient. They truly care about their patients and work hard to provide for each patient's needs. Dan and Donna are available and willing to answer questions, field concerns, and they keep a personal watch over the maintainence and operation of their home. My Mother received excellent care there. I am hoping she will recoup from a fall that has placed her in a rehab center to be able to return to her friends at Salem Hill. I recommend this facility to anyone needing assisted living for themselves or a loved one. The rooms are clean and tastefully decorated, the food is good, and the care excellent. Five stars to Dan, Donna, and the Staff:-) "

"My husband was in HealthSouth four different times. The cleanliness was great. They didn’t respond very quickly to my husband a lot of times -- fortunately, he didn’t fall. He was in a private room and in a shared room at one point as well. There was plenty of room for him. They need more staff to keep up with residents instead of having one therapist for nine different people. I caught several residents sleeping during one of the therapy sessions. "

"As far as the setup and everything, The Oaks at Pleasant Gap was nice. I think they offered some nice things like physical therapy. The lady who toured me around was great. It just seemed a little dingy to me, and a little bit older. There's nothing wrong with that. I think it would be nice for a lot of people. I just didn't have a good feeling for my father-in-law to be there."

"My parents were at The Village at Penn State. They were in independent living and then they moved into The Atrium. The Atrium is their step-up care facility, so once you can't take care of yourself, they move them there. The staff was very good. The accommodation was very nice. The facility itself was very nice. It's just a great place. They have swimming, recreation, movies, and a library. They have a lot of activities. They have arts and crafts, too. They were just a lot of things to do. It is in a nice location. It overlooks the Beaver Stadium."

"Westminster was beautiful, spacious, and clean. The whole place was open, and the rooms were nice. They're private pay, and my mother is low income. They had wonderful staff and frequent activities. I saw a lady leading exercises. They had magazines and puzzles placed in different areas for people who wanted to participate."

"We chose Centre Crest for Mom. When mom's money runs out, it will take Medicaid. It is a larger, well-maintained facility that seems to have lots of programs. The memory care unit seems adequate, and the staff seems friendly. It is near to my hometown. They have a movie day, arts & crafts, and outside activities in spring and summer with flowers and things like that. The cost is within our price range. "

"My mother was Huntingdon Nursing and Rehab Center. Everything was good as far as the people. Right now, it was in the process of being renovated. They were updating everything. That was the only problem with that place. It was kind of old. Now, they were trying to modernize the rooms. They had a small gymnasium area. It had three floors. They had an Alzheimer's unit in one floor, and it was laid out a little different. However, that time they did not have a locked down facility. "

"Most of the staff are dedicated and caring. I have witnessed staff providing for personal needs of residents who could not afford "extras". My own mother was treated very lovingly by the staff who tucked her in and kissed her goodnight. I did think staff were overworked, especially on weekends and non-regular staff did not know my mother or her needs at times. Lack of communication between staff was frequent and the social worker was clueless at times. Frequent visits from family and our clearly stated expectations with follow up protected my mother and she received good care. I expect that would be necessary anywhere. "

"Although my father was only here for a short time, the staff were so helpful, respectful and informative. Truly wonderful and compassionate care!"

Welcome to Stonebridge Health & Rehabilitation! We provide a full-range of healthcare services to meet the changing needs of those we serve. Whether you or someone you care for is recovering from surgery or a serious illness, or has decisions regarding short or long-term care that need to be made, we understand how complex matching your needs with a health care provider can be.We provide post-acute services, rehabilitative services, skilled nursing, short and long term care through Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapists; Registered and Licensed Practical Nurses; and Certified Nursing Assistants. This is complemented by Social Services, Activities, Nutritional Services, Housekeeping and Laundry Services. Our staff of professionals is here to meet the needs of each and every patient and resident. Our post-acute services assist those transitioning from hospital to home. Our team of professionals will work with the physician to provide the level of care and services that will help each individual meet their goals for a successful discharge home. For those residents who can no longer be on their own and need long term care we offer general nursing and restorative services in a warm and home like environment.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Pennsylvania Department of Human Services Provider Directory

"Woodland is a wonderful facility. My mother was a resident for several years. The Nurses and staff are very attentive, kind understanding and treat the patients with dignity. The rooms are clean and they have scheduled activities, including church service, dinning room, TV room and a library and game room. It is in a beautiful setting. There is lots of greenery and nice outside spaces, families feed the bird in bird feeders right outside the windows. My mother passed away 2 yrs ago., but her last days were comfortable."