Northampton Post Acute

Northampton Post Acute

Allentown Pennsylvania, United States
4.7 on Google · 397 reviews

About Northampton Post Acute

Northampton Post Acute is a skilled nursing community located in Allentown, serving Easton and the surrounding communities. It offers subacute rehabilitation along with long term nursing home care, making it an option for families seeking either a short-term recovery stay following a hospitalization or surgery, or ongoing skilled nursing support for a loved one with more extensive care needs. Families considering this community may be weighing options for a parent or partner who needs a higher level of medical oversight than assisted living typically provides, whether that need is temporary or long-term. Those exploring care here are encouraged to reach out directly or schedule a tour to learn more about daily routines, therapy services, and what to expect during a stay.

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Subacute Rehabilitation

Offers subacute rehab services for recovering patients

Long Term Care

Provides long term nursing home care

Allentown Location

Serves Easton and surrounding Allentown area communities

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  • Delynn Gerhard a month ago

    My grandfather was sent to this facility after a fall that resulted in an emergency-room visit. Unfortunately, his stay was very brief—and based on what our family experienced, we are extremely grateful that it was. When a family member stopped in to check on him, they found him in the position shown in the attached photos. His pulse had dropped to 48 bpm, and there were no nurses or other staff members present in the immediate area or within sight at the time and as you can notice in the photo his body was slowing coming off the bed which could have ended terribly! Thankfully, our family member happened to check on him when they did. I cannot imagine what could have happened if no one had stopped in. This was an incredibly frightening situation for our family. I work in a nursing-home setting myself and understand the level of responsibility that comes with caring for someone’s loved one. Residents especially those who have recently experienced a fall should be appropriately monitored, have frequent rounds conducted, and have significant changes in their condition promptly recognized, addressed, documented, and communicated to their family when appropriate. This experience was completely unacceptable to our family. When you place a loved one in a care facility, you are trusting that they will be watched over and cared for when you aren’t there. Families should not have to wonder whether someone is checking on their loved one or discover a serious change in their condition themselves. I strongly encourage anyone considering this facility for a family member to do your research, ask questions about staffing and resident monitoring, and understand exactly what procedures are in place for fall-risk residents and changes in condition. Our family will never forget this experience, and we sincerely hope that no other family has to go through something similar.my grandfather is happy and healthy at a different location and we have seen great strides back to his happy self.

  • thomas fisher 3 weeks ago

    The staff is always friendly and helpful. My wife has been at two other rehab locations and I only wish we had been here. Special thanks to Mary Rader and Wendy who have been so kind and helpful, they have made this difficult time in our lives so much easier, don't know how they do what they do. Thank you both so much.

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  • Tracy Ruschman 4 months ago

    My dad was here for a month after being discharged from the hospital. The staff was attentive & friendly. The nursing staff & aides were extremely helpful & didn’t hesitate to offer support to my dad when he needed it. The custodial staff was extremely efficient & friendly. The PT/OT staff were outstanding! It’s clear that they want the best for their patients. They were encouraging and empathetic all while establishing & maintaining rapport with my dad throughout his stay. We are very grateful for the care my dad received during his stay at Northampton Post Acute.

  • Dawn Stout 3 months ago

    They take great care of my dad, and he's comfortable there. He likes to walk around and greet everyone with a hello, they all respond back to him by name and are encouraging in his well being and progress. They always take time for me when I have questions, I would recommend rehab or long term care.

  • Cindy Guffy 6 months ago

    Nurse Lulu is awesome and Aids Pat, Wesley, Adam and others too. They are kind and so helpful to my mom. Pat works so hard does so much for my mom. PT is great they really care about getting patients stronger. I am glad we choose this place.

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(610) 330-9030
Address on Google
4100 Freemansburg Ave, Easton, PA 18045, USA
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